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autoevolution 11 Apr 2021, 13:11 UTC · by Out of all the vehicles you can find in showrooms nowadays, the Dodge Challenger is arguably the one that needs the least help when it comes to playing the nostalgia styling card. But what if the Mopar machine received a retro makeover - what kind of end would justify such purist-outraging means? Well, how about a nod to the original muscle car of the Mad Max franchise, the Interceptor? 11 photos Wait, wasnt Maxwell Rockatanskys Pursuit Special a...

autoevolution 11 Mar 2021, 17:10 UTC · by 10 photos Back in the early 1960s, the SS incarnation of the Chevelle was one of Chevys first entries into the muscle car segment. The example portrayed in this rendering, which looks like it previews a real-world build, belongs to the 1966 model year. That year saw the SS become a standalone model, with things remaining that way through 1968, with the variant once again becoming an option package the following year. As you can imagine, the very ...

If we're talking about a modded truck, chances are the enthusiast behind the project has played with the ride height of the vehicle, either by taking it a tiny bit closer to the sky or helping it become more intimate with the asphalt underneath. Well, the development we have here is part of our rendering-vs-build series. Allow us to explain.

With the Dodge Charger's popularity sky-high these days and all those crazy factory options such as the Hellcat/Redeye heart and the Widebody attire shining on social media, it can be easy to overlook the previous iterations of the modern Charger. Fortunately, since those Mopar machines are just as loved as the newer ones, the aftermarket keeps them under the spotlights, and we're here to discuss the latest example of this.