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Introduced in 1949 as the company's range-topping full-size car, the Dodge Coronet soldiered until 1959. Chrysler revived the nameplate in 1965 as a...

Junkyards can be depressing if you love classic cars. Some of them don't deserve to spend their retirement years rotting away. However, exploring sc...

Say what you want about the 1970 Charger, but despite the subtle changes inside and outside, the new model year remains a notable release thanks to the i...

Back in 1967, both Dodge and Plymouth had the idea to introduce affordable versions of the Charger and GTX. Dodge created the Super Bee, while Plymouth d...

Built in thousands or tens of thousands of units, many muscle cars from the golden era aren't rare by production numbers. But because many were wrec...

Introduced in 1968 as a lower-priced alternative to the GTX, the

The Super Bee is a highly desirable model not only because Dodge produced it ...

When it comes to 1960s Dodge classics, everyone is talking about the Charger, Coronet,

For a nameplate that's been produced for 13 years, the

Industry professionals and environmental experts came together at Copper Mountain’s Sustainability Summit to fight against climate change.