by John CoyleDodge Forum A Houston man is in custody after leading deputies on a chase which saw his Dukes of Hazard-style Charger hit speeds of 120MPH. After getting his plate number, the cops backed off, and simply went to his house to pick him up.

by John CoyleDodge Forum Blacking out the wheels and trim is hardly a new concept–but the effect is intensified when you start with a car that looks as menacing as a Charger. Along with the tinted glass, smoked tail lights, and blacked-out wheels, the Blacktop edition Charger will feature Dr. Dre’s Beats audio system, so […] More »

By William Foster Recently, an article was emailed to me from the website The Truth About Cars, stating that with the Chrysler Group branding the 2013 Viper as an SRT product and not a Dodge product, the Dodge brand is slowly being phased out.  The real truth is that the Dodge brand is alive and […] More »

by Patrick Rall Chrysler and Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne told Automotive News that there will be a diesel option for the 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Other Chrysler sources have stated that more large vehicles will receive the oil-burning option after the diesel Jeep launches in the US.  No other vehicles were named, but based on […] More »

by John CoyleDodge Forum It’s been a couple years since we’ve done a Ride of the Month, and everybody at Dodge Forum is super pumped to see it return. Along with the priceless admiration of your peers, winning rides will be included in our monthly newsletter, and be eligible for our prestigious Ride of the […] More »

2012 SRT Lineup  by Patrick Rall I recently had a chance to speak with Ralph Gilles, the CEO and President of the new high performance SRT brand. In discussing the past of the Street and Racing Technology lineup, Gilles stated that there were some vehicles that they would not do again, if given the chance.  […] More »

<div align=”right”> by John CoyleDodge Forum Doing burnouts, while totally fun, isn’t exactly a risk-free activity. And it’s kind of a given that if you’re going to do one, it should be in an open area, so that if your ride suddenly happens to gain traction, you don’t go plowing into someone or something. But […] More »