The Dodge Charger is heading to discontinuation station. However, it's not alone on its way to oblivion.

Here's a side-by-side 2018 Dodge Challenger vs. 2018 Dodge Charger comparison to help you choose a used muscle car on a budget.

Over half a century later, a 2020 Ford Mustang Bullitt and Dodge Charger R/T Scat Pack have the power and panache to go at it like their predecessors did in the 1968 film, 'Bullitt.'

The latest leaked photos seem to confirm that there will be some internal combustion Charger available going forward.

We're driving the 2023 Hyundai Ioniq 6 and found out how long it takes to charge it. Check out our results.

The 2023 Toyota Prius Prime is an excellent plug-in hybrid. But how long does it take to get to a full charge?

The 2023 Dodge Charger is a bit long in the tooth at its demise. However, the muscle sedan mainstay outshines its closest sibling with sheer attitude and variety alone.

If you were expecting a Kia or Hyundai to be the most stolen car in America, you would be wrong. In fact, they don't fall into the top five most stolen car, but we have the list of which ones do.

The limited-edition 2023 Chrysler 300C is the most powerful production version in the model's history. So, can it compare with the craziest of Dodge Chargers?

If you want a new gas-powered Dodge Charger, the 2023 model year is likely your last opportunity. Like previous Charger models, this year’s version offers a wide variety of powertrains for its many trims. You might be surprised to learn which 2023 Dodge Charger trim is the most popular.  A brief look at the 2023 …

The celebratory 2023 Chrysler 300C might be a special edition with a thunderous engine, but the domestic market has plenty of V8-powered alternatives.

We know the current generation of Dodge Charger and Challenger will be dead after 2023. Will Stellantis replace them in time for 2024?

The Dodge Charger has lived a long life as an LX and LD sedan. However, a few of its models and trims should have the attention of Mopar fanatics before the company kills it.

A loaded Dodge Charger with the most powerful engine and all the bells and whistles costs over $70,000 more than a bare-bones base model.

The Dodge Charger in its gas form isn't long for this world. That could be helping to increase its popularity this year.

Official police cars don't always wear conspicuous department or agency markings. Instead, some departments will use unmarked police cars to enforce laws.

A used Chrysler 300 or one of the model's latest offerings could tick many boxes for fans of large sedans with versatility to spare.

Now, old muscle cars are popping up more and more lately, like this new 1970 Finale Speed Dodge Charger built on a new independent chassis and Hellcat engine. You need to see this.

The 2022 Kia Stinger is a performance first for the automaker, but how does it stack up against the tenured Dodge Charger and its R/T Scat Pack trim?

Barn finds are always cool but they almost never still run. This 1968 Dodge Charger is a rare exception.