This is a 1968 dodge charger that hasn't run or been driving on the road in 35 years basically abandoned until we Rescued it.

A perfectly good Dodge Charger Hellcat (with some front end damage) was left just abandoned in Santa Cruz County, California ...

Dodge Charger that could be one of only approximately 100 units ever produced was recently pulled from private property ...

A high-speed driver abandoned a Dodge Charger in downtown Los Angeles and left it rolling down the street after leading ...

Fewer than 2,000 electric Dodge Charger Daytonas sold in the United States in the first three months of 2025. Dodge will launch gas-powered Chargers later this year. Dodge is pulling the plug, so to ...

The Dodge Charger Daytona has gotten off to a slow start. Dodge sold just 1947 units of its electric muscle car in the first quarter, and while it is currently only offered as a coupe, the sales ...

But Dodge’s recent experience suggests the road ahead is a lot bumpier than expected. In fact, the Charger Daytona, which abandoned the ICE powertrains of the previous-gen muscle car ...

Last year you abandoned it, letting its sales slump, and this year you've all apparently decided that the Dodge Charger EV is the hot new thing you all want — once again leaving the Supra to rot.

Dodge also launched a new virtual experience that lets you create the Charger you’ve been dreaming of right on your phone. To sweeten the deal, Dodge is offering hefty discounts of up to $12,500 ...

The Dodge Charger Daytona EV has only been out six months, and yet Dodge is already offering some sweet lease deals on the EV to attract muscle customers to the EV life. If you're lucky ...

The assembly plant in Windsor, Ontario, is building the 2024 Dodge Charger Daytona electric muscle car now. The Charger rollout starts with the two-door 2024 Dodge Charger Daytona R/T with 496 hp ...

Who could’ve imagined that muscle car lovers might not love an electrified Dodge Charger in nearly the same way as one with a supercharged V8 engine under the hood? Well, here we are.