Dodge Challenger 392. By the end of the run, the mighty C8 mid-engine supercar was easily gapped by the black Mopar coupe: 10.482s versus 10.868s at the same trap speed of 118 mph.

Over the years, Dodge has produced three distinct generations of Challenger model, placing it firmly among the most iconic Mopar cars ever built.

The Dodge Charger and Challenger have a lot in common, but they differ in top speed, acceleration, and overall performance. So, which one is faster?

Before today, the Dodge Challenger was the two-door alternative to the four-door Charger. Its retro styling, more so than the old Charger's, is what Dodge stylists seem to have vaguely remastered ...

The Dodge Challenger Is Dead and (Probably) Not Coming Back With an expanded Charger lineup at play, the nameplate will remain on the shelf for the foreseeable future.

The current Dodge Challenger and Charger have ended production, but successors are planned, likely packing electric power.

Although the Charger, Challenger, and 300 as we know them have finished production, Dodge is not getting out of the muscle car business.

The final Challenger was an appropriately mournful example, and was finished in Pitch Black. However, it will not go gentle into that good night, since it is a hell-raising SRT Demon 170 edition.

ALONG WOODWARD AVENUE, Mich. — The Dodge Challenger Black Ghost is a rare blend of history and mystery served up in a modern Hellcat muscle car.

2023 Dodge Challenger R/T Scat Pack Widebody Shakedown First Test: Big Hemi Energy We’re going to miss this loud, brash, naturally aspirated V-8 life.

German company Pender presents its new e-bike rack that lifts your bike from the ground to the roof of your vehicle.

Dodge’s annual Mopar special editions take on a bittersweet tone, as the Mopar ’23 will be the final time the treatment is applied to the current Challenger and Charger.