Of note, the General Lee in the television series was a 1969 Dodge Charger. However, today’s Dodge Charger is a four-door sedan, whereas the Dodge Challenger is the sports coupe. Despite the ...

Wait, wasn't the original General Lee a 1969 Charger? Well, of course, it was, but Dodge has added a pair ... is based on the new-age Challenger. However, this isn't the spiciest detail of the ...

Dodge introduced the Charger in 1965 and the Challenger in 1969. The Charger received nationwide exposure as the orange-painted General Lee in the television series Dukes of Hazzard. Dodge stopped ...

Still, many don't know which model the legendary orange muscle car was. Typically, the General Lee is a 1969 Dodge Charger, though production went through so many that some 1968 models were ...

Few cars are quite as revered in the automotive arena as the Dodge ... to the general public. It appears Dodge was well aware of the inherent risk of selling the seriously souped-up Challenger ...

Dodge is discontinuing the Challenger muscle car at the end of 2023. It's sending off the iconic car with an outrageously quick and powerful special-edition model. Dodge will make 3,000 Challenger ...

Dodge is showing off its final Last Call Challenger at a Roadkill Nights event in Las Vegas, Nevada. The event will feature a performance by Diplo, drag racing, and more. Tickets start at $25 for ...

Them Duke boys ran out of luck over the weekend. Two people driving a 1969 Dodge Charger styled as the “General Lee” from the classic television series Dukes of Hazzard crashed it on Highway ...

The Dodge Challenger is officially dead. After a prolonged goodbye that included a special "Last Call" edition for dedicated enthusiasts, the Challenger nameplate was officially shelved in 2023 ...

Dodge will sell you a custom Goodwool car cover that's customized to make your Demon 170 look like a low-poly NPC car in a video game. The cover makes your Challenger look like it's wearing a ...