Mopar muscle cars

One of the most popular Mopar platforms ever, the 1970-74 Dodge Challengers (and their E-body brethren, the Plymouth Barracuda) represent the tail end of the Muscle Car Era and remain …

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Steve Lisk's '71 Challenger. Game-changer.

Recently, because we were out following a lead to check out a sweet classic Dodge Challenger somewhere in the woods of northwest Jersey. Once we located the car

Dodge has produced a long list of cars, some of which have been forgotten. Many of these cars disappeared from the road, as they were forced into obscurity.

We answer your questions about Hemis, Mopar muscle cars, and what is and isn’t a Mopar.

70 Dodge Challenger R-T Plum crazy Demon

We observed the actual dyno horsepower of the Mopar 340 small-block 4-barrel versus Six Pack, plus dyno test with several headers.

The rise of the Plymouth brand as a significant player in Mopar muscle car history can be traced back to the year 1962. At that time, Plymouth's position

Specifications of the top muscle cars from the '60s and '70s. What's fastest? Chev, Dodge Ford, AMX, Pontiac, Hemi, Cuda, Chevelle, GTO, Mustang, Firebird, Camaro, Roadrunner, Corvette, Challenger, Trans-Am, Fairlane, Galaxie, Oldsmobile, Dart, GTS, Wildcat, Z-28, Nova?

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American muscle cars are more than just vehicles—they're symbols of power, passion, and the American automotive spirit. From the roaring engines to the iconic designs, these legendary machines have captured the hearts of car enthusiasts around the world for generations. One of the defining characteristics of American muscle cars is their powerful engines. Equipped with large-displacement V8 engines, these cars pack a punch on the open road, delivering raw horsepower and torque that can…