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Unique, Matching-Numbers 1970 Dodge Challenger Costs More Than a Hellcat 2 Mar 2021, 14:21 UTC · by Early 1970s Dodge Challengers are among the most desirable classic muscle cars. They're not overly expensive in regular trim, but some examples with rare option configurations and number matching drivetrains can fetch more than a modern Challenger Hellcat. This metallic green R/T model is one of them. 8 photos Although Dodge built around 2,500 Challenger R/T models for the 1970 model year, this hard-top coupe is unique when it comes to optional extras and packages. Highlights include a r...

2021 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Redeye Widebody Review by Larry Nutson +VIDEO 2021 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Redeye Muscle is alive and well Larry Nutson THE AUTO CHANNEL Larry Nutson The first time a Hemi engine sat under the hood of a Dodge was back in 1953. This Red Ram V8 continued until 1957. Many of those engines found their way into hot rods and dragsters of the 1960's. The Hemi engine reappeared in 1964 as the 426 race Hemi used in NASCAR for only one year. It was so good it was banned because it diluted the competition. However, it was the engine to beat in sanctioned Super Stock an...

autoevolution 26 Feb 2021, 14:09 UTC · by 79 photos Since then, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles went on a Hellcat spree by shoehorning the gentle giant under the hood of the Jeep Grand Cherokee, Dodge Durango, and Ram 1500 pickup truck. The ultimate incarnation of the engine, however, is the Demon as long as you feed it high-quality dinosaur juice. Only 3,300 examples were produced for the 2018 model year, 3,000 for the U.S., and 300 for Canada. Capable of producing 808 horsepower on 91-octane gasoline and 840 horsepower on race-grade fuel, the Demon is also the first production car to come ...

Say what you will about these two cars, but the fact that both are stock means this is, in essence, a fair fight. It’s what the carmakers intended from the start, and that should be just as important as whatever mods may follow.

2021 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat With The Goodies - Review By Larry Nutson Hemi: Since 1953 Chicago Bureau The Auto Channel The first time a Hemi engine sat under the hood of a Dodge was back in 1953. This Red Ram V8 continued until 1957. Many of those engines found their way into hot rods and dragsters of the 1960s. The Hemi engine reappeared in 1964 as the 426 race Hemi used in NASCAR for only one year. It was so good it was banned because it diluted the competition. However, it was the engine to beat in sanctioned Super Stock and Pro Stock drag racing for many, many years. It still is today...