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Dodge's 'Jailbreak' customization programs offers a level of customer choice not available in most cars. So why not do it all the time?

Two unique vehicles lent their pipes to create the growly sound of the Mongoose ATV from Halo 3.

Dodge CEO Matt McAlear blames the Daytona EV's demise on tariffs. But the market shows us that's not the whole story.

While the Rivian R2 will have some changes from concept car to production car, one key feature will make the leap into reality.

Software updates have solved some of Kia and Hyundai's theft problems, but the cars are still major targets for thieves.

Dodge says it's "just getting started" with new Charger variants. The Hemi seems inevitable, right?

The Dodge Durango just became the least expensive V8-powered three-row SUV on the market.

Dodge CEO Matt McAlear says the new gas Charger is priced "as competitive as we can be," even though it starts $15K higher than the old one.

Surprise! There's a new gas-powered Dodge Charger coming, but it ain't rockin' a V8.

A toothless EPA means Dodge can offer pretty much whatever performance mods it wants. Will stage kits return?

Honda and Amalgam are collaborating to make a limited run of 1:8-scale RA272 F1 cars priced at $28,995 a piece. There's a smaller, cheaper option too.

Right now you can get a basic 1/2-inch drive impact gun kit for just $99, or step up to a powerful brushless model for just $60 more.

Hyundai’s taken the 2025 Santa Fe’s boxy styling and hidden a fuel-efficient hybrid powertrain inside.

The Durango has become "a staple in the Dodge lineup" alongside the Charger, ensuring its place for years to come, Dodge CEO Matt McAlear told The Drive.

The 2026 Durango Hellcat Jailbreak has four color options for seat belts alone. Remember when this car was going to be a 2021-only special?

Ford's promised "Model T moment" might include a small electric truck named Ranchero.

A new study examines which cars are most stolen, relative to how many examples are on the road.

Jeep's pickup truck is finally getting a V8 option and the "6.4-liter Hemi V8 will have a home at Jeep," according its CEO.

Volvo's global sales have slid five months in a row now, and it won't be able to manufacture its best-seller in the U.S. for two more years.

It's funny to imagine Cybertrucks getting smoked by fighter jets. But also, why?