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The Dodge Coronet was hugely popular in 1970, but only a few hundred cars were ordered with both the convertible top and the R/T package.

The V8 is the engine an automaker uses when power and heavy lifting are called for. Here are the most reliable workhorses of the V8 configuration.

A forgotten strand of computing illuminates the famous stories of the early micros.

A special-order color in 1971, Panther Pink found its way on only a few Mopars that year. This Dodge Charger R/T is unique.

You might have heard the word "Mopar" thrown around among car enthusisasts at some point in your life. Here's what it is - and what it stands for.

A bare-bones car with an entry-level Slant-6 this 1970 Dodge Coronet sedan survived 30 years of exposure to the elements.

As we bid farewell to Dodge’s muscle car twins, the Challenger and Charger, most of the attention has gone to the Hellcat-powered variants and rightly so. The

The 1971 is the rarest model year for the Dodge Super Bee. The company sold only 5,054 units that year, which is 9% of all Super Bee sales.

Introduced in 1968, the

Revived in 1965 as a midsize car, the Coronet spawned two high-performance versions. The iconic Charger arrived in 1966 as a premium offering and was red...