This was a metallic blue 1968 Dodge Charger sitting in the Sherwin-Williams booth. From a distance, it may have looked just ...

This isn’t an easy project: a 1971 Challenger that has been sitting outside for so long is probably the most ambitious ...

A custom Dodge Demon build takes an unusual direction with the installation of a manual transmission, replacing the factory automatic gearbox in one of America's most powerful muscle cars. The Dodge ...

A custom Dodge Demon build takes another extreme turn as a manual transmission conversion is followed by plans to add a ...

New reports citing internal documents suggests the supercharged Hemi version will be offered on both two- and four-door ...

Big power used to be reserved for the most exotic, expensive cars in the world. When the production of the Bugatti Veyron began in 2005, its 987 horsepower was almost impossible to wrap your head ...

While Patrick deWitt’s new offering, Dodge City, contains elements of the classic road novel, it also confidently subverts others. Protagonist Lee Clarke, sets off on a trip that’s less about quest ...

“Dodge City,” by Patrick deWitt, follows a young man on a road trip to Canada to avoid conscription in Vietnam. By Andrew Martin Andrew Martin is the author, most recently, of the novel “Down Time.” ...

Roughly 10 percent of all Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170s ever made apparently have a defect so severe that the automaker doesn’t want owners driving the cars. In fact, Dodge doesn’t even want them ...

The new Dodge Charger is not quite the car muscle car nostalgia might lead you to expect. For one thing, it is no longer simply a V8 coupe with a bad attitude. This eighth-generation model is offered ...

There are faster cars. There are cheaper cars. There are better-handling cars, more luxurious cars, and certainly more efficient cars. Yet after living with the new Dodge Charger R/T, I kept coming ...

We want the cars we couldn’t get when we were younger. That statement is as true today as it ever was, and it’s exactly the tale told to us by Jim Addington and his quest for the Mopar from his youth.