Dodge Charger R/T has cemented its place as a legendary muscle car, thanks to its bold design, powerful performance, and ...

Magazine testers have delivered 3.5-second 0-60 mph launches and 11.5-second quarter-miles in the 2021 Charger Redeye, a car with a curb weight some 600 pounds more than a stock ’68 Charger R/T.

As the value of this 1 of 211 four-speed Hemi '68 Charger has increased, Ronnie has become more reluctant to drive the Charger to car events further than about 10 miles, rather he prefers to tow ...

The Charger was Dodge’s entry into what came to be called the muscle car segment. Muscle cars began in 1964 when Pontiac made the big 6.4-litre V8 engine available in the intermediate size ...

Until then, the '68 Charger design influences are undeniable. If you're going to let personal preference and legendary muscle cars affect company design, it helps to have good taste.

A 1,000bhp engine called Hellephant now lives in a ‘68 Charger. Dodge is the first manufacturer in the world to offer a four-digit engine off-the-shelf. Rowan Horncastle.