In 1966, Dodge offered the 426 Street Hemi in its Coronet wagon lineup, but no authenticated customer-ordered example is ...

The Mopar's inability to find a new owner is surprising. That's mainly because Hemi-powered classics are quite rare. Chrysler debuted the 426-cubic-inch (7.0-liter) V8 in 1966 and kept it in ...

We dive into the specs to see how the 5.7 HEMI and the 5.0 Coyote compare, along with a quick look at the cars these engines ...

The four-door sedan was Dodge best-selling body style by a long way in 1954, with over 112,000 units out of a total passenger car production of some 154,000 ...

Plymouth built some truly legendary Mopars over the years. Too bad it's no more, but its legacy will continue to live on ...

Used Jeep Grand Cherokee diesel: 24 MPG, 420 lb-ft torque, 7,200-lb tow rating, and luxury features — all for under $12,000.

A 1968 Dodge Charger made waves when it first appeared in 2013. 13 years later, those waves are even bigger.

Mopar produced the big block 440 for a surprisingly long time, and it was found in many iconic cars, but these are the very ...

A pickup brand outsold its SUV sibling in the US for the first time since 2009, as a 73 percent truck surge offset a 20 percent SUV slide.

A 426 Street Wedge 1964 Plymouth Fury convertible with a four-speed and Galen Govier documentation. Here is what it is worth.

The Ram 1500 has grown from a straightforward work truck into one of America's most comfortable and technologically advanced ...

The 1970 Plymouth Road Runner is one of the coolest cars ever made, but still, they are not all created equal.