Don’t worry about trading in your Challenger if you’ve got a little bit of buyer’s remorse after seeing the new Shaker model because the retro style is only an upgrade away. Mopar’s parts division has ...

Alina has been enthusiastic about vehicles her entire life, and even from an early age found herself itching to get behind the wheel. Through high school and college, she could be found reading ...

The %27shaker hood%27 is back It%27s an induction scoop that sticks up through a hole cut in a car%27s hood Chrysler is offering it as feature on the Dodge Challenger LAS VEGAS -- There's going to be ...

If you’re going to drive a muscle car, please remember that it’s not all about you. It’s about the kids you pass on the street … the nostalgic baby boomers at the local cruise night … the foreign ...

Considering that the last time a shaker hood was offered, the entire run was sold in just 4 days, Dodge is bringing the shaker scoop back to the 5.7-liter R/T models, and to the 392 Hemi Scat Pack for ...

Now about those Holley carbs. Dodge is bringing back the legendary “Shaker” hood on the 2014 Challenger. Just like the old days, the engine-mounted cold air intake scoop pokes through a hole in the ...

In a world that has seen, or not seen, “Police Academy Six,” or “Jaws 3-D,” it is axiomatic that sequels are not better than originals upon which they are based. With the 2014 Dodge Challenger, such ...

The current-generation Dodge Challenger already takes its nostalgic cues from the 1970 model of the iconic car driven by actor Barry Newman’s Kowalski in 1971’s classic car flick, “Vanishing Point.” ...

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Muscle-car fans have no shortage of specialty trims, new models and rumors to keep track of with Chevrolet’s new Camaro Z/28 scorching laps on the track, spy photos of the next-generation Mustang ...

In the late 1960s, muscle car fever had taken over America. Everyone wanted the fastest, flashiest and loudest car they could get their hands on. To cash in on their popularity, Dodge began a program ...