Love Dodge and Horsepower? Check Out Mopar Addicts On Instagram
We know how much you love Hellcats, so here’s a small slice of Mopar heaven. Just for you.
If you’re like us, you spend a great number of minutes checking out the various social media hot spots for some cool stuff to look at. Considering how many times a day we unlock our phones, it’s common to stumble across something cool, and we recently did just that with Mopar Addicts on Instagram. Naturally, the content is all sorts of Mopar awesomeness.
As you can expect, the popularity of the Charger and Challenger Hellcats is quite prolific in their page, especially with user-submitted pictures and videos. You’d almost thing a Hellcat’s natural environment is in a cloud of tire smoke, wailing supercharger, and thunderous exhaust.
Mopar also has a monopolistic chunk of the off-road market too, with Mopar Addicts having a solid following of Jeep branded content. Content which also contains the TrackHawk, with ever more wailing superchargers and thunderous exhaust. Clearly, Mopar has a hit on their hands with this engine.
Want to add some more cylinders? Dodge’s now sadly defunct Viper has a devotional support unlike any other car. Road Vipers, drag race Vipers, ACR Vipers and visually wild Vipers are all here. After all, who can’t love a brutish American car that gave a poke in the eye to Europe’s most exotic supercars?
One surprise photo that also caught our eye was what is probably the very known first crashed Dodge Demon. Not much information was given as to how it happened (street? drag strip?) but the smashed-in front grille and crumpled bodywork tells a sad, sad story. But for that one crashed Demon, there’s plenty of other Demons in their happy place, with the front wheels up in the air mid-launch.
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