Dodge finally started delivering the Charger Daytona to customers, but is facing serious issues. The cars get delivered with missing parts ...

You’d need to spend an awful lot on Dodge vehicles, services and parts in a year to beat the amount you’d earn by getting a 2% cash-back rate on all your everyday purchases. Amazon’s Prime ...

So, is it time to back up the truck? If you can appreciate a cheap, swollen, and safe dividend, I think it is. The post TD Bank Stock: Is it Time to Back Up the Truck? appeared first on The Motley ...

The Dodge Charger Daytona EV will live up to its name as the “World’s first and only electric muscle car” as it hits new markets outside North America. Dodge’s new electric Charger is ...

Dodge has stopped making V8 engines ... with the larger Hemi V8-powered trucks being phased out over the next few years.

One of the most significant changes set to take place over the next 12 months is the reclassification of double-cab pickup trucks used by businesses, with their status changing from a commercial ...

Dodge’s new Charger Daytona coupe hits the market first in R/T and Scat Pack trims. The new model is already in production and is expected to reach its first owners in 2025. The electric muscle ...

MPG? Three gallons per minute... 1320bhp is extracted from a supercharged 8849cc V8 ...

What made the 2025 Dodge Charger Daytona one of the hottest cars to see at the Los Angeles Auto Show? People waited in line to get inside and explore this critical pivot for legendary muscle car ...

But how about a truck that has completed 2.6-million miles? To be specific, 2,687,028 miles at the last count. Must be a Toyota of sorts, right? Nope. It’s actually a Dodge. A Dodge Ram 3500.

Sure, the Hellcat-powered Dodge Durango was only supposed to stick around for one model year at first, but Americans love a V-8, so it got an extended lifeline. A literal Last Call was ordered for ...