We don’t have too much info on this modded Challenger (the press conference takes place in three hours) but we did notice something strange about it: it has two twin-outlet exhausts out back along with side pipes! The Mopar guys wouldn’t divulge any information beyond the fact that it’s powered by the 5.7L and the […] More »

To the untrained eye, this may appear to be a Rolls Royce Phantom. Look more closely though and discover a terrifying truth: this car is actually a very poorly executed Chrysler 300 custom. It has been chopped and couped (is that a word?). And, hard plastic seats aside (seems comfortable doesn’t it?) the interior doesn’t […] More »

That’s right Durango owners, Ron Burgundy, the legendary San Diego anchorman, is now the pitchman for Dodge’s vaunted SUV.  Dodge certainly must have paid through the nose to convince such a classy, discerning public figure to promote the Durango. What does he bring to the table that, for instance, Peter Jennings doesn’t? Charisma, for one. […] More »

Tires are tires, right? Wrong. That’s like saying that cars are just cars. As an enthusiast, you know that’s mistaken and hopefully you feel the same way about tires. Obviously, they’re the only part of your car that contributes to acceleration, handling, braking and fuel economy. But you don’t need a lecture. Instead, we’ll just […] More »

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Ram trucks are great for getting in and out of tough spots. But what did people drive in slop when Ram trucks didn’t yet exist? Work wasn’t going to do itself– so even back then, people relied on Dodge equipment to carry them through the messiest, muddiest terrains there were. Who knows how a vehicle […] More »

On Sunday, the Southern California Viper Club held a cruise beginning at Supercar Sunday (at the Topanga Westfield) following the storied Mulholland Highway and Kanan Rd. to an ultra-luxury detailing shop, Lavaggio in Agoura Hills. This DF journo was lucky to be along. The weather was perfect (it’s SoCal, duh) and all but the first […] More »