Introduced in 1966, the original Dodge Charger remained in production through ... once again in February 2025. Its race-spec 426 Hemi still roars like thunder, and the car shines like a museum ...

Introduced in January 1966, the Dodge Charger brought the Street Hemi ... of which only 67 were equipped with the mighty 426-cubic-inch (7.0-liter) Hemi engine. The green example you see here ...

To get that kind of time out of a 1968 Dodge Hemi Charger, you’d have to hack off most of the bodywork and add another pair of carburetors, preferably with a second 426 Hemi V-8 still attached ...

We’ve heard way too many times over the past few years that “muscle cars are dead” or that “they are past their prime.” With comments like these, you’d think that classic muscle cars are suddenly ...

Dodge built 70 Charger Daytonas with the legendary Hemi 426 for 1969, but just 67 Hemi-powered Charger 500s rolled off the line that year. Of those, a mere 27 were specced with a four-speed like ...

While performance cars are pricier than ever, budget-friendly V8 muscle cars still exist for those seeking power without ...

Discover muscle cars like the 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona, built for racing and homologated with over 290 hp for SCCA and ...

Classic American muscle trucks had power, attitude, and a legacy worth remembering. Here are 10 legendary beasts that defined ...

Dodge’s pony car, the 1970 Challenger ... reaching all the way up to the legendary 426 Hemi. The market for muscle and pony cars faded rapidly in the early ’70s, and the original Challenger ...