The world of Mopar muscle cars is filled with legendary icons, but some are so rare that even seasoned collectors struggle to ...

The Mopar family of cars, trucks, and SUVs — which encompasses the Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram, and Fiat brands — includes a myriad of vehicles that make great restoration projects as financial ...

Any Mopar devotee will be able to tell apart a ’68, a ’69, and a ’70 Charger by simply gawking at the cars’ front or rear. Perhaps the most striking exterior visual difference between the ...

The 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona is a legendary car, but it's also painfully expensive for a classic many owners don't want to drive.

The 2025 Carlisle Chrysler Nationals celebrated the 100th Anniversary of Chrysler and 55th Anniversary of the 1970 AAR ’Cuda and Challenger T/A!

These Mopar classics have stood the test of time, outshining many modern performance vehicles in popularity and recognition. But what exactly catapulted these Mopars into legendary status?

These cars have been silent for over 30 years, but their presence is undeniable. The ’70s Challengers represent everything ...

Check out Brian Stupski's 1974 Plymouth Roadrunner for dream car of the month that would start with a '74 basket-case Road Runner (a Satellite will do just fine), we'll inject some classic Mopar ...

If you're going to rip the heart out of a classic car with an electric powertrain conversion, you'd better get the details right. Mopar has done that with the Plymouth GTX Electromod.