Durango SRT® Hellcat and TRX Set Side by Side World Records
During the final event of the Modern Street HEMI® Shootout season back in late October, Johnny Caputo lined up in his Dodge Durango SRT® Hellcat ag...
Challenger SRT® Hellcat Redeye Owner Brings Home Dad’s 1970 Dodge Challenger
Many muscle car lovers were raised by parents who were also muscle car lovers and in those households, there was usually a specific car that played...
Dodge Challenger SRT® Demon 170s are Already Hitting the Track
Dodge has been delivering the first examples of the 2023 Challenger SRT® Demon 170 over the course of the past few weeks and a handful of owners ha...
Another SRT® Demon 170 Hits the Streets
Renowned drag racer and YouTuber Tom Bailey from Sick Seconds Racing recently shared a video announcing the arrival of his 2023 Dodge Challenger SR...
Real Deal Rare 1970 HEMI® V8 Challenger R/T Still Waging War!
Imagine ordering a brand-new 1970 HEMI® Challenger R/T, driving it 100 miles on the street and turning it into a full-on racecar to compete in NHRA...
Mike Cotten’s ’71 ’Cuda Makes it’s NHRA Debut
Veteran sportsman drag racer Mike Cotten surprised many by unveiling a 1971 Plymouth Barracuda at the NHRA US Nationals in Indianapolis. He’d been ...
The GRMPYCAT Dodge Challenger Runs a 6.69, Reclaims the SRT® Hellcat Record
Back in October of 2021, Kevin Helmick piloted his Dodge Challenger SRT® Hellcat known as GRMPYCAT down the quarter-mile in just 6.99 seconds at 20...
After-Delivery Items for Dodge Challenger SRT® Demon 170 Owners Open For Orders
Earlier this year when Dodge revealed the world’s quickest 0-60 production car, the 1,025-horsepower 2023 Dodge Challenger SRT® Demon 170, th...
Dodge Super Stock Legend Still Wins After Five Decades!
When Bob Marshall began competing in Super Stock at his first NHRA race in the early 1970s, he was racing at the same events in which Mopar®’s heav...
A Dodge Neon Hit 200 Miles Per Hour at the Texas Mile
If you have ever attended a Texas Mile racing event, you know that Dodge models are well represented. The Texas Mile falls between quarter-mile dra...