Too ahead that they flopped
by Ollie Kew
It was a strange time
There have been a number of odd rebadge jobs over the years. Some are unsurprising since several automakers are all under one umbrella (we're looking at you, General Motors), while others have been a result of joint ventures...such as Honda
An all-American, all-electric brute
Dodge has revealed a very big, very fast, and enormously powerful new car. It's called the Dodge Charger Daytona sedan, which makes it a four-door muscle car. Yee, and indeed, haw.An electric four-door muscle car, don't forget,
by Vijay Pattni
Keith Sinclair’s journey ends in Tokyo, Japan
Meet Keith Sinclair: a 28-year-old from Albuquerque, New Mexico, who's almost halfway through his goal of circumnavigating the globe in a Dodge Challenger. Yes, you read right. You know that puffy-cheeked muscle car built for racing between the
Do batteries and fake noise belong in a muscle car?
Is that one of those new soy Chargers? The one that's all electric?" says Devon, a man in his silver years who drives a truck, but also has a V8 petrol-powered Dodge Challenger back home, implying that electricity is feeble
by Tom Ford
Owners can extend their warranty for two years or by 50,000km
Drivers of Dodge Challengers, Jeep Wranglers, and Ram 1500s are no strangers to rough roads, and long drives. After all, their muscle cars, off-roaders, and pickups are built for unfamiliar territories.In preparation for that next adventure, Inchcape Philippines has launched
When you want to go fast with the family
Dodge has just released its third special edition Hemi V8-powered Durango, dubbed the 'SRT Hellcat Hammerhead', and yeah, we thought that too, but... it's not related to the section of the Top Gear test track.Changes include a unique 'Night
This is 126dB of computer-generated V8 roar
The all-electric Dodge Charger is nearly here, and now we know what it'll sound like. You will, too, if you have a watch of the video that Dodge recently posted on Instagram. And yes, we promise that noise is coming
by Greg Potts
It’s bound to be a collector’s item, too
All good times come to an end. In the case of the Dodge Challenger, its time has come. After 15 years of production, the current-generation Challenger sails off into retirement. The last one rolled out in December 2023 with 2024 being
It's all about muscle
Rest in peace the muscle car? The Capitol insurrection's got nothing on this. Amend the constitution! You can pry my V8 from my cold, dead hands.Erm, no. Outside of California's stringent tailpipe laws America is still potty for these
by Ollie Kew
How fast do you want your Challenger?
Ever get the sense that your last-of-the-line Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 is just not quick enough? Heck, 1,011hp and a 0-100kph time of 1.66 seconds is basically snail's pace.Well, it is to Hennessey.
by Greg Potts
The curtains are set to close on the Hellcat-powered models
Well, here's an unlikely headline: Dodge's last Hellcat-powered vehicle won't be a Challenger or a Charger, but a Durango SUV. Stellantis North America this week confirmed the Durango Hellcat will stick around for the 2024 model year, after
by Steven Ewing
As disco as it gets
This 1977 Dodge B100 Tradesman is a cool vintage festival-ready camper van, arguably the coolest vintage festival-ready camper van. Complete with its own disco ball, lava lamp, leather table and orange shag carpet, the swanky interior is the epitome of
by Cat Dow
It’s called the Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170
This is it, then: the last ever Dodge Challenger and the company's farewell to the V8 muscle car. But compose yourself for a few moments if you can, because you're going to want to digest the stupendous performance with which
by Joe Holding
Its nickname is ‘Black Ghost’
As car-related stories go, we're not sure we've ever heard one that's as American as this. You see, this 1970 Dodge Hemi Challenger R/T SE is set to be sold at Mecum's Indianapolis auction in May
by Greg Potts
It's nice to see engineers going crazy once in a while
The Ford Excursion is classed in its American homeland as a 'full-sized SUV' and everywhere else as 'a small planet'. Being big enough to seat most of New Hampshire, the mid-2000s spec giant was supplied with a variety of V8s
by Ollie Kew
Farewell, old friend
In case you missed it, the muscle car segment is bidding farewell to two of its most iconic members: The Dodge Challenger and Charger. The next time you'll see either vehicle (if ever), they'll likely come packing an electrified powertrain.
by Drei Laurel
A lot of things to get excited about
An American take on the Alfa Romeo Tonale
Americans, welcome to the all-new Dodge Hornet. Except it isn't really all-new, is it? Even tired European eyes can spot the Alfa Romeo Tonale that's lurking underneath. Still, the Dodge face and the aggressive hood work remarkably well
by Greg Potts
One last hurrah
In case you weren't aware, the 2023 model year will represent the final year of Dodge Charger and Challenger production. In their current form, anyway. Sad times. And so, as a celebration, Dodge has announced that it will unveil no fewer
by Greg Potts
