Dodge Muscle Cars

The Paris Motor Show in 2006 became Dodge Avenger’s point of introduction on the market. This concept car was launched in Britain, and has attained popular success among coupe vehicle owners. Also known for its similarities to the Dodge Daytona which hasn’t been in production since 1993, the Dodge Avenger was in production since 1995; [...]

If you’re looking for a luxury sports car for around 100 grand, the 2009 Dodge Viper is definitely worth a look. Originally made in 1992 to be a sports convertible, the designers finally added a hardtop roof to this model four years later. Now, the 2009 Viper brings you a sexy combination of power, handling, [...]

The two-door coupe Super Bee was based on Dodge’s previous model, the convertible Dodge Coronet, and was in production for only two years. From 1968 until 1970, the Dodge Super Bee gained a reputation of the low-price American muscle car. At just over 3 grand, the Super Bee was one of the most affordable bangs [...]

Although Dodge is considered to be an American brand, this particular muscle car is actually built in Canada. But don’t feel unpatriotic buying it; after all, it does belong to Chrysler. Once you get to know this car better, you won’t be surprised J.D. Power and Associates called this vehicle the “Most appealing mid-size sporty [...]

Dodge has suspended the production of their Charger models in 1978… until 2006. The Charger reemerged as a modern, high-speed American muscle car. Adapted by police departments across America, it delivers tremendous horse power to officers. True story: my friend who got to ride one with a cop asked her, “So how nice is the [...]