This low-mileage 2021 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat has been fitted with 1969 Dodge Charger-style exposed carbon fiber body ...

Spotlighting the 1969 Dodge Charger R/T, a muscle car icon with bold styling, legendary performance, and a lasting impact on automotive history. What makes this Charger a timeless classic?

The 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona occupies a singular place in American performance history, a road‑legal oddity created for one purpose: to win on high‑speed ovals. Its towering rear wing and ...

Unable to defeat the Ford Torino Talladega on high-speed NASCAR ovals, Dodge unleashed the Charger Daytona in 1969. A decidedly radical design for the era, the Daytona hit showrooms with a pointy ...

It has straight-line speed, but we can’t help but feel the absence of something in the new Charger.

The gas-powered Charger is a gas and continues to roll up rewards for its looks and power. It's also an all-season hottie that adds utility and AWD.

If the V8 engine ever returns to the Dodge Charger, it won’t be the lower-powered 5.7-liter Hemi. The new Dodge Charger drops the Hemi V8, favoring powerful six-cylinder engines. Only the supercharged ...

Following the discontinuation of the Charger and the Challenger back in 2023, Dodge accelerated its muscle car lineup into the 21st century through the launch of the Daytona EV. Reception for the ...

It's safe to say the latest Dodge Charger hasn’t quite landed with buyers in the way that Dodge likely had hoped. While the gas-powered Sixpack models bring an additional ray of light for the new ...

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Stellantis underwent a series of changes in 2025, including a leadership shakeup and a shifting industry. During the year, the company announced a slew of new vehicles. These cars are coming from ...

The inside story of how Dodge returned the legendary Charger to the top of the muscle-car segment. Dodge CEO Matt McAlear joins host Greg Migliore to talk EVs, Hemis and what the Charger means for ...