The Dodge Neon was introduced for the 1995 model year production lasted for 10 years before the popular compact was axed in 2005.  With these cars flooding the used car market and quickly becoming a favorite of a car shopper looking for something inexpensive, efficient and reliable, many potential buyers find themselves looking at Neons […] More »

OK, so it’s not a Dodge, but it’s still a Mopar with a really good story. You’ll have to watch the episode of Jay Leno’s Garage for the full story, but the builder, Paul Annunziata donated it to Jay Leno’s Garage shortly before he passed away from lung cancer. He and Jay knew each other […] More »

This is one of the most epic rolling burnouts that I’ve seen from a “normal” car and while there isnt much Plymouth Barracuda discussion here on DodgeForum – this remarkable burnout is more than worthy of being featured on Tire Shredding Tuesday. The video starts off with the 1968 Plymouth Barracuda notchback doing what looks […] More »

When we think about the history of Mopar muscle cars, a big, brawny 2-door sedan like the 1959 Plymouth Belvedere is probably not a vehicle that comes to mind.  However, the off white ’59 Belvedere shown in the video below packs major muscles borrowed from the mighty Dodge Viper. The video doesn’t say which generation […] More »

There is no back story to this week’s Muddy Monday feature but with a title like “Death of a Plymouth Acclaim” and the setting of an offroading area – you know that it has to be good.  Oddly, this isnt just a couple guys out destroying a car as the Acclaim has obviously been prepped […] More »