Like a lot of soldiers returning from Vietnam in 1969, Sergeant Anthony Zupec, a Ranger from the 82nd Airborne, wanted a new ...

The Dodge Charger Daytona R/T, once hailed as the vanguard of Dodge’s electric muscle car future, is being dropped for the 2026 model year. According to a report from MoparInsiders, the Scat ...

The car had a sleek aerodynamic body with covered headlights, sculpted proportions, and a minimalist yet upscale interior ... designed purely for speed. Built on the Charger R/T, it came standard with ...

Dodge charged extra for the four-speed ... a Charger R/T was nearly $500 more than a base Super Bee, buyers found its blade-sharp design, 440 Magnum, and upscale interior detailing worth the upcharge.

It was evident from the start that the first-generation Charger had room for improvement. After an ultra-short two-year run, Dodge released the second generation for the 1968 model year ...

the 1968 Dodge Charger R/T was the baddies’ ride in the legendary chase scene from the movie Bullitt, with this particular model packing the 440 Magnum V8 engine. Output when new was rated 375 ...

In what is considered the Golden Age of AmericanMuscle, it was these iconic cars that rose to the top and have since stood the test of time ...

the Dodge Charger got a significant makeover for 1968. The company went with a sportier design, dropped the fancy interior, and introduced the performance-oriented R/T version. The recipe was a ...

The Dodge Charger ... features the 440 Magnum. Though the engine doesn't have the legendary status of the Hemi, it still delivers a reasonable 375 hp. It's mated here to a 4-speed manual ...

The second-generation Charger was Dodge’s ... were produced in 1968, only 17,000 were the performance R/T versions, and little over 2,700 of those were outfitted with a 440 and a stick.

"It doesn't go too far on a gallon of gas," Gary Williams says of the 1968 Dodge Charger R/T he purchased in the autumn of 1978. He needed some cheap wheels; and for $200 he got the title to an ...

The Dodge Charger has left an indelible mark since ... With the standard 375-hp 440-cid four-barrel engine, the 1970 Charger RT could reach a top speed of approximately 135 to 140 mph. However, the ...