Oscar Vargas, the virtual artist better known as "wb.artist20" on social media, continues to dream of automotive stuff that ...

Introduced in January 1966, the Dodge Charger brought the Street Hemi engine into showrooms, enabling Chrysler to use it in NASCAR after a one-year ban. The Hemi helped David Pearson and Richard ...

Unless you’re waiting for the combustion Charger or the sedan, now looks like a great time to buy a Daytona ...

The Dodge Charger Daytona—the world's first mass-produced ... Sure, it can do other cool things. Drift mode gets rowdy and even performs the decoupling of the front electric drive motor.

The center console houses a cool pistol grip gear shifter ... You have your choice of charger credits to use, or Dodge will give you a home charger. Charger Daytona comes with a 400V, 100.5 ...

To get that kind of time out of a 1968 Dodge Hemi Charger ... dim the Fratzonic’s here-and-now cool factor. A serious old-timey enthusiast might use the Charger’s good handling as an argument ...

Who could’ve imagined that muscle car lovers might not love an electrified Dodge Charger in nearly the same way as one with a supercharged V8 engine under the hood? Well, here we are.

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.

I simply switch on Dodge’s new electric Charger Daytona and start to rev it. He flinches at the startup – it’s got the kind of exhaust fireup flare you get when someone lops the exhaust off ...