The 2015 Dodge Challenger has been official on sale and being delivered for a few months now and in addition to posting much better numbers than during the same period one year earlier, there has been a stunning shift in take rate of the Hemi powered models, which the V8s outselling the V6s by a […] More »

Instead of just making a claim about the Charger SRT Hellcat’s top speed, Dodge wanted to accompany their claim with video proof. They brought the 707-hp Hellcat sedan to the 7.5-mile Transportation Research Center in Ohio, and produced the moving-image art you’re about to see.

The 2015 North American International Auto Show opened in Detroit’s Cobo Hall this week and while there weren’t any big debuts for the Dodge brand, the Ram Truck brand rolled out their new Ram Rebel off-road pickup. Even in the absence of any big debuts, the Dodge brand area was a popular one thanks to […] More »

The EPA has announced the fuel economy numbers for the 2015 Dodge Charger SRT lineup including both the 392 Hemi and the new Hellcat Hemi and, not surprisingly, the Charger offers the exact same official fuel economy figures as the 2015 Dodge Challenger with the same engines and transmission. First up, the 2015 Dodge Charger […] More »

While I am well aware that we have featured a couple Hellcat Challenger burnout videos for Tire Shredding Tuesday, I cannot get enough of watching and listening to the 707hp blown beast in action so this isn’t the first and it likely wont be the last time we watch a Hellcat Challenger destroy some tires. […] More »

Chrysler wants to know what high schoolers think the future of the company looks like, and they’re willing to pay for it at the Detroit Autorama High School Design Competition 2015.

After much anticipation, the 2015 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat is finally shipping from the production facility in Brampton, Ontario, Canada to dealerships and happy new owners all over North America. This comes after a handful of unspecified issues caused delays in the initial ordering process and in the launch of production, but those problems have […] More »