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Test Drives2017 Dodge Challenger R/T: Keeping it Old School4.0/5
In a world of sleek silhouettes and modern curved vehicles, a drive-by of an old-school muscle car still makes an impression. For some, it's the boisterous engine thrust; for others, it's the crackle of its exhaust; and then there's its aggressive and imposing looks. In most cases, it's a sum …
First Drives2017 Dodge Challenger GT: More At-traction!4.0/5
PORTLAND, Maine – I reckon some may be tired of reading it in my stories, but I’ve been a diehard fan of AWD for decades. I’ve always advocated and recommended its purchase as an element of safety, exactly like stability control. Unlike the latter, AWD was never made mandatory on …
Blog2017 Dodge Challenger GT: Mandatory AWD?
I’ve never been one to be convinced that AWD is useful. My last three “daily” drivers have all had all four wheels working for them and I promise you that my regular car (i.e., not a Miata, or MK1 Scirocco, or even a 1949 Ford F-1) will always be motivated …
Spotlight on2017 Dodge Challenger GT: Four Times the Fun?
I absolutely love the Dodge Challenger. I was at the Detroit Auto Show in January of 2006 when the first concept was revealed and I was immediately smitten. The Challenger is what it is and as far as I’m concerned, it’s above and beyond criticism, well, for the most part…
Test Drives2016 Dodge Challenger SRT 392: Fountain of Youth4.0/5
Modern-day musclecars from the big three domestic automakers might not be volume sellers, but they do garnish quite a bit of attention. People either admire them for their raw power and sexy retro looks, or loathe them for their environmentally unfriendly personality, especially when they’re stuffed with big honkin’ V8 …
First DrivesFirst Drive: 2015 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat
I felt like a scene from ‘The Matrix’ was playing out in my head as I stepped out the front door. The Morpheus side of my brain was offering the Neo side a choice, only instead of a blue pill or a red pill it was a black key or …
BlogWhich Car Do You Want For Christmas?
Car enthusiasts don’t want toys. Sure, they may look happy unwrapping a snowbrush or a Mopar clock, but what they really want is an actual car. Fortunately, tastes differ widely, so loved ones have a lot of latitude when choosing the ideal gift. During a meeting of utmost importance held …
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