With so much mystery surrounding the '66 Coronet four-door Hemi production, the unicorn car might actually be the Mopar Holy ...

Muscle cars were so common then that many of them sat on dealership lots for weeks or months; many of those same cars, like ...

sculpted interior with a modern technical feel Linework and texture are evocative of the iconic 1968 Dodge Charger instrument panel Available Attitude Adjustment interior lighting with 64 colors ...

This week I am getting my second introduction to the Dodge ... as a dark blue that is almost black. My color-blind peepers had trouble telling which color it was. This new version Charger ...

Based on the 1973 Dodge Charger SE with a triple ... version from 1974 which has a white interior. The rarest version of them all, however, would be the blue-painted Rodger Dodger.

The Dodge Charger is a legendary name in the automotive world, but among all its incarnations, the second generation, produced from 1968 ... black to white to better match the interior.

Dodge prepared to produce about 35,000 units but sold over 90,000 vehicles. In addition to the more aggressive exterior and a more mundane interior, the Charger also gained an R/T version in 1968.

And it makes the rather aggressive 1968 Charger pop, especially when combined with the white vinyl top and white interior. Yes, this Mopar is a one-of-none rig, but it makes me wish Dodge had ...

This custom Charger was also part of the original “Sweet 16” series. It featured sleek lines and a muscular design reminiscent of the real-life Dodge ... unique is its white interior, a ...

The Charger ... inside than a true-blue muscle car. Dodge gave buyers of its reborn luxury coupe options, including a landau (think vinyl, but classier) roof, a wood grain interior, and a body ...