Six Pack Super Bee for 1970!
– “Love-it-or-hate-it” front end styling– Dodge’s “budget” muscle car– “E87” 440 Six Pa...
Power and Precision: The Legendary 426 HEMI® Engine-Powered 1971 Dodge Super Bee Roars Through History
The 426 HEMI® engine-powered 1971 Dodge Super Bee stands as a testament to the raw power and engineering brilliance of the muscle car era. Born fro...
Rediscovering Dodge’s Hidden Gems: 10 Forgotten Legends That Shaped Automotive History
While the Dodge brand is synonymous with raw power and muscle, there are a few iconic models that have slipped through the cracks of history. These...
Pristine “1 of 59” 1970 Plymouth Road Runner
– Numbers-matching HEMI® engine-powered 4-speed car– A33 Track Pack equipped (Dana 60 axle, 3.54:1 gears)– High-Impact Purple ...
Sno-White 1971 HEMI® ’Cuda Convertible
– Super rare 1-of-12 1971 ’Cuda Convertible with HEMI® engine– Car built for export to France and returned to the USA– Expertly r...
Attack of the SRT-4
Has Dodge’s sport compact from the mid-90s to mid-2000s been rediscovered, or has the love for a skittle or two never truly faded away? You r...
1968 Dodge Dart 340 GTS Convertible
– New for 1968 model year: High-Performance 340-cid small block powerplant– Compact Dart GTS proud member of Dodge’s “Scat ...
In Violet 440+6 ’Cuda for 1971!
– 440+6 with 4-speed, a low-production 1-of-108 car– FC7 In Violet paint– A33 Track Pack option car The 1971 model year of the Pl...
Dodge Chargers of the 1960s
How This Legendary Car Came to Be – Added excitement to the product line and drove customers to Dodge dealerships– B-body with styling ...
Super Stock Plymouth Savoy
Mopar® Performance: It All Started Here! – Famous Max Wedge engine came in ’62: 413 cubes, up to 420 horsepower– Plain Jane Savoy...