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A few months ago, a few details were revealed regarding future products at Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, and that included an interesting piece of information on the Dodge Challenger. The modern-day musclecar will celebrate its tenth year on the market in its current form by adding an all-wheel drivetrain. Say what?

People who don’t like big, environmentally unfriendly cars frequently say that FCA’s LX platform-based vehicles—the Chrysler 300 and the Dodge Charger/Challenger—no longer have their place in the modern world. Police forces, taxi drivers and limo services might disagree, but anyway. It seems like those vehicles will stay on the market …

The airbag defect story has been a huge one in 2016. Takata had to recall tens of millions of defective units, as have a number of automakers in recent months. Just last week, GM issued a recall for roughly 4.3 million defective airbags around the globe. Of the 1.9 million …

With the arrival of the new Chrysler Pacifica minivan, we were sure the Dodge Grand Caravan would be retired at the same time as its cousin, the Chrysler Town & Country. However, the high MSRP of the Pacifica, $43,995 before freight and delivery charges, likely disoriented families on a budget …

In the next few years, the Dodge lineup will change significantly. According to an article published by Automotive News , the American brand has pushed back the update of a few models. The Journey for example, which was supposed to share its platform with the Chrysler 200, will be produced …

When an economy is strong, jobs are aplenty and business good, sales of less than necessary cars typically climb. Disposable income goes towards cars that are aimed more at laying solid 11s on the pavement than carrying the kids to school. The last few years have been very kind to …

Each year, Detroit’s Woodward Avenue hosts a very unique event: for one day, an impressive amount of musclecars will drive up and down this street. On August 20th, the avenue will be filled with Chevy Bel Airs and Camaros, Ford Mustangs and Dodge Chargers, just to name a few. The …

Currently, the most powerful vehicle in Dodge's lineup is the Hellcat duo. Boasting 707 horsepower, these big cars can embarrass supercars with a much larger price tag. However, this leaves the Viper in an awkward position: the coupe enters its last year of production, but its 645 horsepower are not …

About 25 years ago, Chrysler created the Dodge Viper, a ferocious beast equipped with a monstrous, 400-horsepower, 8.0-litre V10 engine, developed with the help of Lamborghini. The Viper was a hard-to-drive, crude sports car, but it was blisteringly fast. The Viper gained refinement over time, and its output climbed too.

Even though we like the Dodge Charger, it is long overdue for some updates. Its chassis was been launched in 2005, and some of its components are remnants of the dark age when Cerberus Capital Management owned Chrysler. Automotive News obtained some interesting information concerning the Charger’s future: according to …