Chrysler definitely went through a period of putting HEMI engines in everything, even focusing its advertising around them.

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The House of Kolor “Tangerine Kandy” wasn’t a factory color for Plymouth in 1973, but it looks awesome on Andrew and Kevin ...

An Ontario man says he’s still waiting for a vehicle he purchased on Kijiji to be delivered to his home. But after more than ...

Canadian auto fans will be thrilled that the fifth season of HISTORY’s Rust Valley Restorers has premiered via STACK TV. New ...

It's doubtful that the Aztec will ever be a big-money collectible, but there are plenty of odd-looking cars that originally ...

The first-ever standalone Charger "R/T" model was also introduced in 1968. The "R/T" nameplate was introduced as a special version of the mid-size Dodge Coronet in 1967. The optional HEMI V8 had a ...

The bee badge on select Dodge Chargers and Challengers was a badge of high performance. Here's everything you need to know ...

Dodge Charger was parked by its owner in 1989, and despite sitting for decades, the car still starts and runs properly ...

Dodge sold only 99 440 Six-Pack Super Bees in 1971 and probably less than a handful were sold by Mr. Norm's iconic dealership ...

By the year it was discontinued, the 150's engine options had grown to include a 283-hp "Super Turbo-Fire" V8. The Dodge Coronet first entered police service in 1956, where it remained on active-duty ...

The 1950s was just the beginning of the auto industry as we know it. There were some great ideas and they just barely tapped ...