This past weekend, I attended the 2015 LX Spring Festival in Irvine, California. For those of you who are unfamiliar with the event, it started 10 years ago as a local car show for vehicles built on the LX platform such as the Dodge Charger, the Dodge Magnum and the Chrysler 300 (and later the […] More »

This week’s Muddy Monday video features a Dodge D50 that has been heavily modified – to say the least. The Dodge D50 compact pickup came powered by a collection of small, fairly low performance engines, but this D50 is clearly nothing like it was when the Dodge dealership sold it back in the 1980s. This […] More »

This week’s Muddy Monday has a 2nd gen Dodge Ram 1500 out playing around in the mud without the four wheel drive engaged. This allows the driver to keep the rear tires spinning and slinging mud high into the air as the Ram spins around the camera. Were this video recorded in a wet parking […] More »

I had a 1983 Dodge Ramcharger and it was, without a doubt, one of the toughest vehicles that I ever owned. However, this week’s Flashback Friday video features an advertisement for the 1993 Ramcharger which is clearly not looking to show off the toughness of the truck-based sport utility vehicle. Perhaps this commercial was released […] More »

Spring is upon us and this week’s Muddy Monday video features a 2nd gen Dodge Ram 1500 out playing in the woods in an area where some of the melted snow has created just enough moisture for mud to poke through the ice. The Ram starts off in the distance, rolling towards the camera as […] More »

Want to know what’s better than 707 horsepower? Doubling it to 1,414. That’s what our friends at Motor Authority did when they recently got their hands on two Hellcats. Watch the chaos that ensued.

This week’s Muddy Monday video features a 2nd gen Dodge Ram 1500 taking on a very long, very deep mud pit. All we know about this 2g Ram 1500 is that it is powered by the 5.2L Magnum V8, but as it passes the camera, it looks as though it has some aftermarket wheels and […] More »