The Challenger Drag Pak from Mopar is the most powerful and the quickest of all of the production Chrysler Group vehicles and for the 2016 model year, Mopar introduced the new 354 cubic inch topped by a 2.9L Whipple supercharger. This is the most powerful Drag Pak engine and with this mill, the new Challenger […] More »

The Chrysler Group hasn’t built a modern Dodge Challenger convertible, but we have seen a variety of customized droptop Mopar muscle cars over the past 8 years. Many of those Challenger convertibles were built by the crew at Drop Top Customs in Florida, so it should come as no surprise that these convertible transformation experts […] More »

A few months back we featured the lovely Erica Schrull; the proud owner of a beautiful Challenger Scat Pack. Unfortunately, when Erica came out of her house last week, she found her Challenger buried underneath a fallen tree, and the story only gets worse.

A while back, I was invited to visit the Chrysler Group Headquarters in Auburn Hills, Michigan, where I got to see the Hellcat Hemi completely torn down into individual key components – and I got pictures of these components from a variety of angles. In the gallery below, you will find a few images of […] More »

While the Hellcat package gets the bulk of the attention for very obvious reasons, the Mopar Drag Pak Challenger is technically the quickest factory built Dodge. The race-only Challenger is intended for factory stock-based drag racing classes and it is not legal for street use, but at the recent Gatornationals in Florida, race fans witnesses […] More »

Some spy shots surfaced recently showing a pair of newer Ram HD test trucks with a bulging hood Hellcat-like air inlet – leading many to believe that these could be Hellcat powered Ram trucks. While these mysterious Ram trucks could be some sort of high performance test truck, I don’t recommend that anyone holds their […] More »

The Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat is one of the fastest stock muscle cars ever, with an official top speed of 199 miles per hour. That official top speed figure was established by making two runs on the same track – one in each direction – and then the team took an average from those two […] More »