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Chrysler's 426 Hemi is one of the most famous muscle car engines of the late '60s. You can see exactly why if you run down the list of cars that used it.

The HEMI might be officially past tense, but who says the future is better? One seriously tuned Last Call Challenger can’t wait to prove it wrong

Electric-car optimism wanes as sales slow for Ford and Tesla. Hertz sells off electric cars, Audi slows E.V. transition. Challenges include cost, range, and infrastructure. Critics find electric cars lacking sensory experience and powerful acceleration, impacting younger generations preferences.

Five low-mileage 2023 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170s crossed the block at Mecum's Houston 2024 auction for $1 million combined.

In November 2024, I had the pleasure of travelling to Ghana to participate in the African Reparations Conference hosted by the African Union Commission and the Government of The Republic of Ghana. It was an inspirational event with people from...

While V8 engines may first come to mind when thinking of muscle cars, many established vehicles of this variety also use V6 engines and are just as popular.

The Library of Congress recognized the Black Ghost as a culturally significant car as only a few dozen of these cars rolled off the assembly line.

They say all good things must come to an end, though no one has successfully elaborated on why the Hellcat Challengers and Chargers are going away. I mean,

Columnist Phil Williams looks the real Black Ghost and the excitement of cars that feel like a dragon waiting to be unleashed.

In 1970, a mysterious illegal street racer driving a nearly all-black Dodge Challenger won several races, then vanished without a trace. This is their story.