Rev up your engines for an exclusive 4K review of the 2021 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Redeye Widebody! Dive into the world of high performance cars as we explore this beastly four-door sedan, boasting ...

This video tests the Dodge Charger Hellcat SRT on a dynamometer to measure its true power output. It showcases the process of ...

A familiar scene plays out for me at almost every car event I cover—whether it’s HOT ROD Power Tour, Drag Week, or whatever. Someone inevitably asks if I drove something cool for the event, and almost ...

The Charger nameplate has worn many hats since the late ’60s, from two-door street bruiser to rental fleet staple. But the final form of Dodge’s full-size sedan is a different beast entirely. In its ...

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The Dodge Durango might be counted among the veterans of the SUV class, but don’t mistake it for your regular brawny tow car. There’s a reason that it’s still sticking around despite not being ...

With the 2026 Durango SRT Hellcat Jailbreak, Dodge is offering buyers the chance to highly customize their new muscle SUV by unlocking more than six million potential build combinations. What You Need ...

Dodge has finally revealed details about the six-cylinder Charger SixPack models. Dodge Boss Matt McAlear told a group of media to “get your tape measure out” when asked about the viability of the ...

Dodge is arguably the most boisterous of the Big Three American automakers, and the brand's brash tendencies seem to be emboldened now that "Home Alone 2" actor Donald Trump and his puppets at the EPA ...

When we were first introduced to the Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat, the supercharged SUV was only intended to be a one-year exclusive for model year 2021. Much to the chagrin of those early buyers, Dodge ...

The SRT (Street and Racing Technology) performance division faded from the orbit of Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, and Ram in 2021—but it's roaring back. Stellantis, now those brands' parent company—along ...