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Thieves are using cloned key fobs to steal Dodge muscle cars and other high-powered vehicles.

Thieves are using cloned key fobs to steal Dodge muscle cars, other high-powered vehicles directly from dealerships, even automakers in Michigan, then selling them for tens of thousands of dollars

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If you ask almost anyone how they feel about Dodge after this week's developments, they'll probably respond...

Dodge revealed plans for seven special-edition Chargers and Challengers featuring Last Call plaques. The Durango SRT Hellcat will return for 2023.

The Durango Hellcat also returns for a 710-horsepower encore, and a not-quite-factory Challenger convertible makes its debut

Dodge is making several vehicle announcements this week, including special editions, a Durango Hellcat and a process to get a convertible Challenger.

To help customers who want one of the gas-powered vehicles with a “Last Call” underhood plaque, Stellantis NV’s performance brand in October will have on its website the details of where vehicles will be allocated for the final year of production and how many each dealer will receive through the rest of the run.

Dodge says its offering production transparency, sneaker drop-style special editions and other limited offerings for the muscle cars final year.

Good news for the unhinged and family oriented.