In short, America wanted cars that could explode down the road, or a quarter mile or asphalt ... Dodge Also Created A Wild Model For The Drag Strips Dodge also created 80 versions of the Hurst ...

An independent designer has reimagined the Stellantis Peugeot 408 as a new Dodge Dart. The render makes a compelling case for adding a liftback-style crossover to Dodge’s range. In theory, an EV ...

so we can safely assume that the Dart is not on Dodge's radar for the immediate future, anyway. The last one shared its nuts and bolts with the Chrysler 200 and Alfa Romeo Giulietta and came to ...

His car of choice reflected this ethos perfectly—a 1965 Dodge Dart. Unlike other rock musicians who flaunted Ferraris and ...

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Dodge has long been synonymous with loud and throaty V-8s, but as a new age dawns over muscle cars, power has taken a new form that makes the brand's legendary Hemi V-8 a bit of a moot point.

After Tavares left, Dodge confirmed its retention of the V-8 with the Durango and RAM with its pickup trucks. "This is a multi-energy platform that can accommodate all of that. This is just the ...

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If you’ve been waiting for the timeline to right itself and present us with a new V8-powered performance car from Dodge, the departure of the notoriously anti-V8 Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares ...

Dodge has been inexplicably steadfast in its push toward an electrified future, but recent comments from CEO Matt McAlear suggest the brand is considering dropping a V8 in the new Charger.

The new electric Dodge Charger squares off against Ford’s Mustang Dark Horse V-8 to find out if electrification spells muscle car doom. What precisely is a muscle car? Depends on who you ask.