Everything you want to know about legendary muscle cars.
Dodge is no less a famous muscle car producer as Chevrolet. It brings to world some of the high-popular engineering and design masterpieces such as Dodge Charger and Dodge Challenger.
Some of past time legends were reincarnated in modern times.
The Dodge Dart was originally built between 1960 – 1976 (starting in the North American market), as a full-size car, but as the production process went on, it went to mid and then compact. Although...
The 1974 Dodge Charger is the archetypal American muscle car; get anyone to name a handful of classic American muscle and you can bet that the Charger name will come up. Heck, some would even...
The 1971 Dodge Superbee (so called after the B-body platform) was perhaps the last of the true performance Super Bee’s; come 1972, Dodge dropped the high performance engines from the line-up, even the ’71 versions...
The smallest but still powerful Dodge muscle car – the Dart, was one of the most popular compact-size muscle car. It was even optionally available with 440 cubic inch engines! What is more, it was...
Originally appearing as a more advanced version of the super successful Road Runner, Super Bee used the same recipe – take a simple cheap model, install a V8 engine as powerful as possible, and that’s...
Here is the chart of all most popular old Dodge muscle cars from 60s to 70s. Including highly popular Dodge Charger and Challenger. We reviewed 5 most impressive muscle cars made by Chrysler under Dodge...
For large scenes and safe chases in “Fast & Furious 4” used Dodge Charger with 7-liter 426 HEMI engine with BDS 8-71 supercharger. There are also Sunoco Racing Fuel System, Flowmaster muffler, Hotchiks suspension, Wilwood brakes,...
Dodge takes the leading lines of the US production of cars, vans and SUVs sold Chrysler Group LLC in more than 60 different countries. Dodge was founded in 1900, as the company supplies spare parts...
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