The Dodge Charger stands as a legendary icon in American automotive history.For decades, it defined the four-door muscle ...

The Dodge Charger Scat Pack is trying to stir enthusiasts' souls with six cylinders, but the faithful are angry and want a V8.

A lovely powerplant returns to the SUV marketplace, and for once, something good comes back less expensive than before.

Quick question: In which city will you find the headquarters of Stellantis, owner of 14 car brands? Detroit? Perhaps Modena, because they own Maserati? Maybe Paris, for their Peugeot stake? Nope, no ...

There are Dodge Chargers that are selling with huge discounts in some places. While there are a handful of new Chargers going for under $40,000, we found hundreds of listings discounted for less than ...

The Dodge Charger RT SE represents pure American muscle with its aggressive bodywork, powerful V8 engine, and unmistakable road presence. This detailed showcase explores the long hood, hidden ...

There’s a stretch of the Rickenbacker Causeway where, on a clear night with the windows down, you can still hear the ghosts of Hemis past rumbling toward Key Biscayne. For a minute there, it looked ...

The Dodge Charger fell hard. Can it get up? For the model's first redesign in more than a decade, Dodge led with battery-electric powertrains, and the car whose entire persona was built on ...

The 2026 Dodge Charger R/T uses a twin-turbo inline-six, not a V8. Design, presence, and practical liftback cargo space stand out as major strengths. Identity crisis persists due to EV-first launch, ...

Sports sedans are supposed to be lighter, faster, and more focused than family SUVs. Muscle cars are supposed to be the ones that make you forget the difference. That’s why Car and Driver’s latest ...

1971 was the final model year for Chrysler's high-compression V8 engines. Sales were also notably lower across the Mopar muscle car board, mainly due to high insurance rates. The Dodge Charger, ...

When it comes to rare muscle cars from the golden era, it's usually the engines that set them apart. The Mopars, for instance, become rare and desirable when a 426-cubic-inch (7.0-liter) Hemi lurks ...