The Dodge 440 Six Pack is a legendary engine in the world of muscle cars, known for its power and distinctive performance. However, its journey to production was fraught with challenges that nearly ...
The jury is still out on when the golden muscle car era came to a halt. Some say 1972 was the final year for high-performance intermediates, while others claim the curtain came down in 1973. For ...
If you told me the first eighth-generation Dodge Charger I'd drive would use internal combustion, not batteries and electric motors two years ago, I’d have called you crazy. Why would Stellantis go ...
The 2026 Dodge Charger Six Pack marks the return of gasoline power to the Charger lineup, joining the all-electric Daytona as part of Dodge's new approach to the muscle car segment. After spending ...
Patience becomes a necessity when waiting is your only option. I’ve been impatiently waiting to drive this car since Dodge started dropping hints about it in 2023. A new Dodge Charger? With two doors, ...
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Dodge takes the SIXPACK-powered Charger to the drift course, teaming with Hemmings Director of Programming Mike Musto and builder/fabricator Suppy Wejpanich of Suppy's Garage to debut two ...
The 1970 Dodge Charger R/T is one of the most iconic muscle cars ever built, and in 440 Six Pack form it is among the most coveted. This example is a numbers-matching, rotisserie-refurbished car ...
This 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A is one of the genuine homologation specials of the muscle era, built so Dodge could go Trans-Am racing, and this one wears an unusual factory Beige over tan. The 340 Six ...
Nathaniel is an experienced automotive writer with more than 10 years of automotive writing under his belt. From model reviews to industry politics to new innovations and development, he covers a wide ...
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