This 1968 Dodge ... if the Charger was actually ordered with a center console, but the car had one. However, it wasn't a Charger console but a unit you'd usually find in an A-body Mopar.

It's hard not to like a 1968 Charger (OK, maybe unless you are a Chevy fan), and the skyrocketing sales recorded by Dodge when it unveiled ... it has never been cut. The body also looks solid ...

There’s something captivating about old-school speed. Before computerized driving aids and electronic performance tweaks took over, it came down to just one thing and one thing only – a beast of an ...

Both sedan and coupe body styles will be ... and canted toward the driver. Dodge cites that there are design touches throughout intended to evoke the 1968 Charger. Accent lighting can be ...

Ford and Dodge already made the transition to fully electric models in 2019 and 2024 respectively. But, while the Mustang and the Charger are icons in their own right, none of them carry the power ...

Modern body shape with classic muscle car silhouette ... In the wake of GM's own Camaro being retired as well as Dodge's cars ...

Just 100 of these were built, powered by a big block V8, dual 4-barrel carburetors and a tach that reads up to 8,000 rpm.

The all-new Dodge Charger Daytona, billed as the world’s quickest and most powerful muscle car, is making its racing debut at ...

A perfectly executed old-meets-new muscle car mashup could earn this Hemi-powered '68 Dodge Dart a Super Stock–style payoff.

This week I am getting my second introduction to the Dodge Charger electric ... It looks like a 1968, the most iconic muscle car in history." "The other thing I tell people is we're not coming ...

A designer has transformed the new Charger into a widebody ICE model with SRT Hellcat looks. While an inline-six turbo is launching this summer, no plans for a Hemi V8 have been confirmed.