Category: Charger

Each summer, Chrysler Group plants around North American take a couple weeks off so that they can re-tool the facilities for the upcoming model year while also allowing the dealerships to sell off existing models sitting on lots but due to strong sales through the first four months of 2012 – several Chrysler Group plants […] More »

This past weekend, the NASCAR world turned their attention to the Kansas Speedway where the Camping World Truck Series made its 4th stop of the season while the NASCAR Sprint Cup took to the track for the 8th event of the 2012 season.  The Saturday Camping World Truck Series race was the SFP 250 and […] More »

It has been an up and down season for NASCAR Dodge fans and this past weekend in Texas is one that most Mopar lovers would likely forget.  Between the two races in Texas this past weekend with the Nationwide Series O’Reilly Auto Parts 300 on Saturday and the Sprint Cup Samsung Mobile 500 on Sunday, […] More »

This past weekend marked the 6th event for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series and the 2nd event of the year for the Camping World Truck Series and while Team Dodge had a strong finish in the Sunday race – things didn’t go quite so well for the Ram Trucks running on Saturday. The Ram Truck […] More »

It has been an up-and-down 2012 NASCAR season for Team Dodge with the week #5 stop in Fontana California being another “down”.  Between Saturday’s Nationwide Series Royal Purple 300 and Sunday’s rain shortened Sprint Cup Auto Club 400, there were 86 entries qualified for the two races but just 5 Dodge racers were able to […] More »

Week #4 for the 2012 NASCAR season brought the Nationwide and Sprint Cup Series racers to the fastest half mile oval in the world in Bristol Tennessee.  Team Dodge used this high speed short track to their advantage – with Brad Keselowski finishing 3rd in the Nationwide Series race on Saturday and bringing home the […] More »

One aspect of the 2012 model year vehicles from the Dodge brand was that the stupid trimlines introduced for the 2011 model year were almost completely eliminated.  While the Dodge Charger and Dodge Challenger stuck to the more traditional trimlines like SE, SXT, R/T and SRT (plus the Rallye trimline here and there), the Avenger, […] More »