Dodge launched the Charger in 1966 with underpinnings from the Coronet, a fastback design, and proper seats for the rear passengers. Even though it wasn’t the muscle car we usually associate with the ...

The first-generation Dodge Charger arrived in the mid‑1960s as more than a stylish fastback. It was a rolling preview of how Detroit would chase power, aerodynamics, and attitude through the muscle ...

The 426 Street HEMI is an all-time classic muscle car engine, and that extends to many of the Mopar cars it powered as well. Here are some of the priciest.

Since it was introduced to the motoring public in 1966, there have been no less than seven different generations of Dodge vehicles bearing the iconic Charger nameplate. Gearheads have watched the ...

The standard engine choice on the first-ever Charger was the 318, and needless to say, it was potent enough for a car that later became an icon in the American automotive culture. While the 318 served ...