Dodge produced more than 70,000 Challengers in 1970, but fewer than 1,000 rolled off the assembly line as R/T convertibles.
The first-year Challenger was quite popular, with nearly 77,000 units produced, but records show only 11% of them got this ...
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Here’s How Much A 10-Year-Old Dodge Challenger Is Worth TodayChallenger hits the sweet spot in the third generation for its price, restyled interior, and availability of the vaunted SRT ...
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Karl Malone and His 2023 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat: A Muscle Car Fit for a LegendKarl Malone, the NBA legend known as "The Mailman", isn’t just a powerhouse on the court—he’s also a devoted fan of American ...
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Dodge Wants Badassadors To Promote New ModelsLike the rest of the Stellantis brands in the United States, Dodge is in an interesting place. The company is launching the ...
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Specialty SUVs offer high performance in family ridesThe new year brings new car models, but for people looking for a traditional performance SUVs, there are some that are putting some real "sport" in "sport utility." ...
MISFITS Boxing kicked off the new year with a blockbuster card in Manchester! In the huge main event, former UFC fighter ...
Back in the 1960s and 1970s, working- and middle-class Americans could afford to buy, drive and even collect muscle cars.
One of the biggest and most famous names in American automotive history, the Ford Mustang is a legend in its own right.
After “Back Home Again in Indiana” was sung by the 1925 Indy 500 winner Peter DePaoloa and the pace laps were driven in a ...
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Is the Ford Mustang GTD Spirit of America the most extreme Mustang ever?Ford Mustang GTD was already a monster, but now a special edition pony car proves that American muscle goes hand-in-hand with ...
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