8+ hour, 56+ min ago   (561+ words) Brothers Lee and Richard Saunders were already seasoned Moparheads by the time their dad crashed his 1969 Charger R/T and the three of them went looking for parts to fix it. Being the 80s, parts were most commonly found in junkyards,…...

9+ hour, 34+ min ago   (367+ words) Post by Frank Miller The Dodge Charger arrives in Europe with a six-cylinder turbo engine and an electric variant, offering a provocative alternative to the continent’s restrained automotive landscape. Its unapologetic design and performance set it apart from the crowd....

3+ day, 11+ hour ago   (393+ words) Image credit: Wikimedia Commons A car is a beautiful thing right up until it breaks. The engine turns over, the paint gleams, and then one day a part fails, a specialist gets called in, and the beautiful thing has quietly…...

3+ day, 1+ hour ago   (412+ words) The Mopar was among the last vehicles to join the muscle car wars. High insurance rates, the oil crisis, and new emissions regulations forced these vehicles out of showrooms by 1974. For Chryslers, however, it was game over after the 1971 model…...

3+ day, 21+ hour ago   (162+ words) Motorious Period road testers at Motorcade magazine were suitably impressed, writing that the Hemi 'Cuda was "a hairy machine that commands respect, admiration, and awe." More than five decades later, that reputation still holds, and cars like this one are…...

4+ day, 8+ hour ago   (341+ words) However, despite all hardships (sales fell across the board for Dodge, with both the Charger and the Coronet reporting massive drops), the Dodge boys still thought launching the road runner was a great idea. Not the Road Runner (the model),…...