The next-generation Dodge Charger is causing quite a stir in the automotive world, particularly among devoted muscle car enthusiasts. One of the most significant developments on the horizon is the introduction of an all-electric version, bearing the iconic Charger Daytona name. This move toward electrification may be a source of contention for traditionalists, but recent
Mopar is continuing its factory-vehicle customization program by recently announcing the release of limited edition 2023 Dodge Challenger and Charger models, marking the final production year of these iconic vehicles. Since 2010, Mopar has been crafting exclusive, customized versions of Dodge and Ram products, but this year’s release holds particular significance due to bidding farewell
Time is running out for fans and enthusiasts of the iconic Dodge Challenger and Charger models, as the automaker has officially announced the end of production for these beloved sports cars. According to a recent statement from Dodge, all orders for the 2023 Challenger and Charger must be submitted by the end of July. After
“The end is near!” That’s what we hear repeated throughout the automotive enthusiast community when it comes to internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles. However, as a last hurrah and a huge middle finger to the forthcoming electric vehicle (EV) movement, Dodge unleashes the most powerful vehicle they have ever conjured up, taking the Hellcat/Demon creation
The “Last Call” is here for vehicles like the infamous family of Hellcats from Dodge, and as a last effort to celebrate a variety of Dodge SRT vehicles, the brand expands upon unique special editions with some paying homage to the heritage of fuel-burning American muscle cars. This week I get to celebrate with the
