Thanks to government emissions mandates and consumer demands for better fuel economy, 1971 was effectively the last year of the Golden Age of American Muscle. Many of the killer nameplates that ...

In 1968, the GTX was relegated to a separate series rather than a trim level on the Belvedere, and sales increased to nearly 19,000 units. Not exactly a cash cow by all means, the GTX was never a ...

This month, we're celebrating Mopar Muscle, which is very near and dear to my heart. I grew up a Mopar nut. My dad is a lifelong Dodge enthusiast, and that had a major impression on me. I even rescued ...

Michael Czechowski's Dart Swinger has come a long way.By looking at Michael L. Czechowski Jr. 's Dart Swinger you might say to yourself, "He's got a long way to go." Well that thought has certainly ...

While 1968 is the year the Dodge Charger came into its own, 1969 marked the nameplate's success in reaching the peak of its muscle car greatness. The Winged Warrior flew across the high-bank ovals, ...

Mopar — a portmanteau of MOtor and PARts — had humble beginnings as a brand introduced by Chrysler Corporation in 1937 to sell antifreeze. However, today it's best associated with decades of providing ...

Mopar Muscle begins its latest project, a 1970 Dodge Super Bee. Watch as editor Randy Bolig and Unlawful Racing begin the complete restoration in part 2 of the series.

A lot of weird terms are pretty synonymous with American car culture, and if you ever make it to a Cars and Coffee meet, you'll probably hear people shouting about lemons, grease monkeys, and Mopar.

Mopar Muscle begins its latest project, a 1970 Dodge Super Bee. Watch as editor Randy Bolig and Unlawful Racing begin the complete restoration in part 1 of the series.