The Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat unveiled a few months ago, was recently seen in a new video, showcasing the sports car while taking its position on the Grattan Raceway. The most powerful road car in the world, the Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat, with the one and only Ralph Gilles behind the wheel, is on a big race on the Grattan...
The 2014 SEMA Motor Show just started and we already see new concepts and special editions. This time we talk about the Dodge Challenger R/T Shaker, a model which stands out thanks to the orange exterior finish, revised hood, 20-inch aluminum wheels with Goodyear Eagle F1 Super Car tires and black inserts. 2014 Dodge Challenger R/T Shaker Under the hood...
Last time we heard from Alfa, the future was looking grim for the MiTo and Giulietta models. At the time, it seems that Alfa Romeo was kicking FWD hatches in order to concentrate on making RWD or AWD sedans. Alfa Romeo Assembly Line To that end, they were supposed to be working with Maserati in order to build a new...
Dodge unveiled today the new Challenger R/T Redline, a special edition of the American muscle car which will be seen in premiere at the upcoming Chicago Auto Show. While under the bonnet we find no surprises, the exterior and interior get a special treatment. Outside, Dodge provides new alloy wheels and four finishes, namely Pitch Black, Granite Crystal, Bright White...
The 2011 Chicago Motor Show, is, as you'd expect, mostly a USDM festival. Therefore, what better place would there be for Dodge to give you a new color for the Challenger. The actual importance of this new bit of color is not in its existence, shade, hue and so on, but in the naming of it. That's because Dodge decided...
SEMA 2010 brought us lots and lots of custom cars, revealed crazy sound systems and modifications and something even better. A bunch of Mopar fans managed to squeeze some interesting statements out of Ralph Gilles. If you're not aware of who Mr. Ralph Gilles is you should know that he is the head of the Dodge. Beyond that, the statement...
