Buh-bye, naughty V8, and welcome to... batteries and fake noise. Time to find out if the Charger's kept its soul ...

Find out what makes a car a true muscle car; as well as how Dodge, with its iconic models such as the Charger and Challenger, has left a historic mark in this emblematic automotive category. Here are ...

Dodge's 1967 color palette included 23 hues, and I've seen quite a few of them on the Charger. Bright Red was a popular choice ... the assembly line in Turbine Bronze, a color you won't see ...

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Technology that can help track down stolen cars and missing people as well as solve other crimes may soon become more of a fixture in St. Joseph. Flock Safety cameras can read license plates in ...

The National Transport Authority and Department of Transport have both said they are unaware of plans for red-light cameras to be installed at any traffic light junctions in Galway. Recent news ...

It should also brake automatically “up to 90 mph when a collision with a lead vehicle is imminent, and up to 45 mph when a pedestrian is detected.” The systems must also be able to detect ...

sofiavergara/Instagram Lewis Hamilton and Sofia Vergara both think that their age gap would put the brakes on a romance, sources tell Page Six. The pair hung out in New York earlier in the week ...

Still, I’m surprised to find myself strapped into Dodge’s latest, the Charger Daytona, for a test on a drag strip outside Phoenix.

Learn more. It’s hard to think of a more important automotive component than brakes. The ability to stop your car quickly, consistently, and repeatedly without losing control is crucial to ...

all vehicles must have brake lights that emit a red or amber light, or a color between red and amber. These lights must be visible from at least 300 feet to the rear during normal sunlight.

The all-new Dodge Charger Daytona EV is finally arriving at dealerships across the country, and some Dodge dealers are already hitting it with some pretty hefty discounts. We first spotted these ...