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 »

This week’s Muddy Monday feature takes a look at a 1st generation Dodge Durango digging its way through a watery mud hole but unlike most of our videos that show a Dodge or Ram vehicle climbing its way through the slop and then stopping – this guy goes back and forth through the deepening mud […] More »

There have been seemingly endless rumors about the future of the SRT Dart and whether or not it will see production or – if it does arrive in dealerships – what will be found under the hood.  It has long been expected that the SRT Dart would follow in the footsteps of the uber popular […] More »

For this week’s Photo of the Week, I have selected the shot above of merc225hp’s 1996 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT Laramie.  This truck features a big suspension lift to make room for the beefy offroad tires and custom rims while the matching black wheel opening flares extend the body for better fitment of this big […] More »

This one-off monster not only sports a Street Serpent widebody kit and a top that’s been chopped 2-inches, but it’s got a laundry list of top-shelf parts. Under the hood you’ll find a 488 cubic inch motor force-fed 19 psi of boost from a pair of billet 76mm turbos. Fueling duties are handled by a […] More »

There is just something special about watching a truck roll coal in a confined space and for this week’s Black Friday feature – we check out a 2nd gen Dodge Ram 3500 filling a room in the dyno shop with thick, black diesel soot.  We can see exhaust removal piping hanging from the ceiling but […] More »

If you’ve ever had a vehicle with a non-functioning fuel gauge it can prove to be a tremendous headache – especially if your Dodge Dakota happens to run out of gas because you forgot to keep track of how many miles you had driven since your last fill-up.  Fortunately, there are a few common problems […] More »