60 Years of the Dodge Charger – GEN 4 1975 to 1978
Like many things in life, there are good years and bad ones. Whether it’s politics, the economy or even the auto industry, there are eras we remember...
Hot ’63 Dodge
Dodge did a lot in changing their image from a conservative family car maker to a hot performance car maker with the 426-cid “Max Wedge” c...
From Underdog to Icon: The Early Barracuda’s Long-Overdue Spotlight
The 1964-1966 Plymouth Barracuda has long lived in the shadow of its pony car peers, but not anymore. As enthusiasts and collectors begin to recognize...
60 Years of the Dodge Charger – GEN III 1971-74
As the 1960s gave way to the 1970s, the Charger underwent another major makeover for 1971. Known as the GEN III iteration among hardcore Mopar® enthus...
Mopar’s® 440-Cubic-Inch Big Block: An Iron Fist in a Velvet Glove – Part 1
Mopar® has developed an arsenal of powerful V8 engines over the past 65 years. The power plants have cemented their place in automotive history and in...
60 Years of the Dodge Charger – GEN II: 1968-70
For part two of our “60 Years of the Dodge Charger” history series, you’d better buckle your seat belts and find something to hang o...
The Forgotten Chrysler Sports Car
When the Chrysler Crossfire first burst onto the scene as a concept car, it caught the world by storm as it was highly praised by international public...
Vintage Power Wagon Gets Modern Muscle With Cummins 4BT Restomod
A classic Dodge Power Wagon has been transformed into a striking restomod with a Cummins 4BT turbodiesel swap, blending rugged heritage with modern di...
60 Years of the Dodge Charger – GEN I: 1966-67
THE FIRST GENERATION 1966-67 Where has the time gone? If it’s a big block or HEMI® engine-powered Charger, very quickly. In this multi-part series onl...
Flashback to PT Cruiser
The 2001 PT Cruiser (Personal Transport) traces its roots to 1996 when Chrysler VP of Product Development Tom Gale tasked 27-year-old Bryan Nesbitt wi...
Multi-Million-Dollar Mopar® Sells At Mecum
Who would’ve thought a car that sold new for approximately $4,500 in 1971 would fetch well over $3 million in 2026? We know values for muscle ca...
10 Classic Dodge Vehicles That Still Deserve a Second Chance
Dodge’s history is packed with bold, innovative vehicles that left a mark, and according to Jalopnik, several of them are overdue for a comeback. From...
Mopar®’s Role In NASCAR: Part II
ARCA LEBARON In 1989, ARCA racer Jerry Churchill began running his self-sponsored Churchill Transport Chrysler LeBaron in events and picked up some To...
The Fish – A.K.A. 1970 Plymouth ’Cuda 440+6 Shaker
HOLY GRAIL When it comes to authenticating a Mopar® muscle car, the most reliable method is finding a matching “Broadcast Sheet” that corr...
Plymouth Arrow Body: Just Add Nitro!
In the 1970s, Funny Cars still bore a resemblance to the production cars they were based on – albeit stretched in length and fitted with oversiz...