Dodge’s beloved muscle car technically started way back in the 1950s; process of evolution made it into the icon it is today.

Before the Jeep Trackhawk and Dodge Durango SRT, there was the Durango Shelby SP360 with its blown 5.9-liter V8.

Sales went down by nearly 10 percent last year, but the Mopar is still more than twice as popular as it was in ’09.

Not all treasure is buried. Sometimes it’s above ground and behind a door, like this jackpot of vintage Hemi engine components.

Dodge Polara Convertible packs a fresh 383-cubic inch big block V8 and it is available for sale.

The Dukes of Hazzard crashed a lot of Dodge Chargers. This is the last surviving Charger R/T show car with a 440 Magnum V8.

Ford made a move that still impacts American businesses today to try to cripple the early Dodge brand.