This week Dodge has revealed plans to offer customers a brand new special edition Challenger. What is the reason for celebrating? Over 50 years of the Dodge Challenger muscle car! The 50th Anniversary Edition 2020 Challenger will be listed as the Commemorative Edition that offers three trims for customers to choose from. The 2020 Challenger…
Photo credit: Autogespot CarBuzz recently worked with Dodge to test the differences between the 2020 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat against the 2020 Dodge Charger Scat Pack. Dodge even sent CarBuzz, a well-known platform that focuses on the latest news going on in the automotive industry, the special Hellcat Daytona 50th Anniversary Edition. When Dodge introduced…
Photo credit: AJ Mueller We updated this article to mention that FCA has noted they will not make an ACR Challenger this year, but this story takes a good look at where Dodge might take the future Challenger going forward. The Dodge Viper ACR saw its famed run end back in 2017. Dodge instead turned…
Photo Credit: AutoEvolution In the muscle car scene, few vehicles hold a candle to the high-performance offered with the Dodge Challenger and Dodge Charger. The Dodge brand remains committed to increasing its performance and keeping the design and style similar to its debut back in the late 2000s. (The Dodge Charger was revived in 2006…
Photo credit: JD Power There are few vehicles that can match what the 2020 Dodge Durango offers customers and none of them is an SUV. Sure, some vehicles might be a touch faster than the Durango, but do they have the power the Durango carries? The Dodge Durango SRT is the current top-tier Durango trim…
Photo Credit: FCA Dodge has a knack for recharging its fanbase, particularly with special edition packages on its best muscle cars. The Daytona Edition Package has now been extended to the standard Dodge Charger R/T and Scat Pack trims. First announced last year in the Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Widebody Daytona 50th Anniversary Edition, Dodge…
Photo credit: Mecum Auctions Few vehicles create a massive and immediate impact on pop-culture like the Dodge Viper did when it first debuted. Though the Dodge Viper is currently on the shelf and discontinued as of 2017, there is no denying this vehicle will return. The only question is when and how much better will…
Photo Credit: Hellcat.org Dodge has been switching things up for the second quarter. The changes can be found on the finish of the wheels found on its premium Dodge muscle cars. Dodge has switched the option of its Devils Rim aluminum wheel design in Brass Monkey finish for the SRT Hellcat Challenger and Charger models….
Photo credit: CNET Not every movie can turn into a mega-successful series that produces nine original movies after the original. Such is the case with the Fast and the Furious movie franchise. To add to the ever-growing popularity among fans is a new lego set that allows fans to recreate the famed Dodge Charger…
Photo credit Ralph Gilles The Dodge Charger came back into production in 2006 followed by the Dodge Challenger in 2008. Both vehicles are high-powered muscle cars that have found success despite not changing up the design since they debuted, but that will change soon. The world-famous Dodge muscle coupe and sedan models are set for…
