Perhaps no other category of automobile captures the imagination of stateside enthusiasts more than the muscle car—arguably the purest distillation of automotive Americana, and one that continues to ...

Produced from October 1960 through September 1993, the D/W series of pickups aren’t particularly collectible. In the case of the D100 Sweptline Adventurer we’re covering on this occasion, current ...

Not all barn finds are recovered just a wash and a wax away from being showstoppers. Most require some extra work, if not lots of it, which isn’t necessarily a deal-breaker. So demonstrates the ...

Ralph Gilles knows a few things about muscle car style. He's the head of design for Dodge's parent company Stellantis, overseeing the Challenger, Charger and the brand's upcoming first electric muscle ...

This weathered 1968 Dodge Charger isn’t just a fixer-upper—it’s a full-blown resurrection project. Sitting under a flimsy ...

Exomod’s carbon-bodied ’68 Charger restomod blends classic design with modern Challenger tech, delivering 1,000 horsepower and cutting-edge performance. A Pennsylvania builder has transformed a modern ...

Ralph Gilles owns one of the coolest Dodge Chargers ever created, but his isn’t the only Hellephant-powered model out there. Quite the opposite as another high-performance 1968 Dodge Charger is slated ...

If you’re a lover of classic American muscle cars then you’ll probably appreciate this 1968 Dodge Charger Hemi R/T that’s heading to auction in April. There were 264 Charger models like this with an ...

The latest Dodge Challenger was inspired by the brand's muscle cars from the 1960s, and now there is a way to make it look even more like one of them. California custom car company Exomod Concepts has ...

A number of companies build classic Dodge Chargers using original or custom chasses, though ExoMod Concepts has taken a different approach. The Greenville, Pennsylvania-based company uses the chassis ...

The party was short-lived at only four years, but the Dodge Super Bee made its mark on automotive history. The design studios at Chrysler Corp were a busy place in the late 1960s, and it was here that ...