Last Muscle Car Dance at the Chicago Auto Show, 2022 Dodge Charger Hemi Orange Edition
The sun is about to set on muscle cars, but it seems like Dodge still has enough left in their budget for one more V8. We are talking about the
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The sun is about to set on muscle cars, but it seems like Dodge still has enough left in their budget for one more V8. We are talking about the
autoevolution 19 Feb 2021, 12:32 UTC · by When Ram trucks were sold under the Dodge brand, the half-ton workhorse had two performance-oriented variants. The one we all know and love is the SRT-10 with the V10 powerplant from the Viper, but very few people remember the Rumble Bee from 2004 and 2005. 31 photos Approximately 8,700 units were produced, and the one we’ve found on Bring a Trailer is probably the cleanest example out there. Chassis number 1D7HA16D15J533322 is a Second Swarm model offered at no reserve with 19,535 miles (31,439 kilometers) on the odometer and a rust-free und...
autoevolution 18 Feb 2021, 9:30 UTC · by The 2021 Ram 1500 TRX is the hottest truck you can buy today. But this 702-horsepower, Hellcat-powered 1500 isn't the first beefed-up pickup truck from the company. Ram built quite a few of them, especially when it operated as a Dodge sub-brand. 7 photos If you take a deep dive into the history of high-performance trucks, you'll find out that Dodge was actually the first to build such a beast in the mid-1960s. But it also rolled out a pair of cool beefed-up haulers in the 2000s, the Ram SRT-10 and the Rumble Bee. The former was clearly inspired ...
Album review: Lonely The Brave – The Hope List After weathering the storm, Lonely The Brave set forth on a promising new chapter with third album, The Hope List… Words: James MacKinnon Much has changed in the world of Lonely The Brave since releasing their ambitious second album Things Will Matter in 2016. Internally, the departure of co-founding vocalist Dave Jakes in 2018 sent shockwaves through the camp. Their erstwhile frontman’s impressionistic lyrics and Peter Gabriel-alike voice seemed an inseparable element of the Cambridge quartet’s appeal: a voice like a mighty oak whi...