During the 1960s and early 1970s, every American automaker worth its salt got involved in the muscle car game. Gearheads and anyone who cared a jot about their image went crazy for them, especially as ...

When it comes to golden-era Dodge muscle cars, we usually remember the Charger, Super Bee, and the Challenger. The compact Dart is rarely mentioned. That's unsurprising given that it wasn't offered ...

The 1968 Dodge Dart GTS proved that a compact body and a big V8 could be more than a budget compromise. By dropping a 300 horsepower small-block into a lightweight A-body, Dodge built a street machine ...

The GTS moniker was short-lived performance stint of the compact Dodge Dart, and one of the reasons dodge didn’t have a pony car in the sixties ...

When it comes to golden-era Dodge muscle, the big-hitting B- and E-body cars, the Chargers and Challengers, always dominate the conversation, and are first in line for the restomod treatment. But this ...

The North American International Auto Show opened to the media Monday with a series of splashy introductions from both domestic and foreign nameplates. Among those unveiled at Cobo Center in Detroit ...

From intern to editor, Damian Adams' story reads like a well-written novel where he steadily worked to become the youngest-ever editor of South Africa's leading motoring publication, CAR Magazine. He ...

There’s currently no Hemi V-8 engine option for the Dodge Charger, and that missing powertrain — along with a couple of other issues our editors have with the car — hurt its muscle-car cred. The ...