The 1968 Charger is one of the most iconic shapes in muscle-car history, and this one has been dragged firmly into the present. It started as a 383 car and now runs a fuel-injected 392 Hemi crate ...

This 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A is one of the genuine homologation specials of the muscle era, built so Dodge could go ...

The definitive history of American industry, agricultural expansion, and infrastructure development is written in steel, oil, and the tire tracks of light-duty utility vehicles. For classic automotive ...

Dodge trucks have built a reputation for robustness and longevity, making them a preferred choice for many truck enthusiasts and professionals alike. With a legacy that stretches back decades, these ...

There are some upsides to buying a car more than a decade into its newest generation.

This 1973 Chevrolet K5 Blazer Cheyenne is a first-year second-generation truck given a comprehensive refresh, presented as a lifted, two-tone driver with the removable-top layout that made these so ...

The automaker houses many of its cherished classics and concepts at the former plant, but it has never been open to the ...

Streetside Classics is about to open its first Houston-area showroom.

The asking price was not met, leaving a very frustrated runner-up who was unable to bid in time due to a server refresh lag ...

Two completely different car brands seem to have one thing in common: bees and honey. How? Let us explain. First, Dodge has ...

Dodge sold over 45,000 Chargers in 1970, but fewer than 700 were R/Ts equipped with the 440 Six-Pack engine. This one's an ...