The Latest Breaking News from Dodge

When you’re shopping for a new or used car, reliability is probably high on your checklist. But not all vehicles are designed to last. Some car brands have earned a reputation among mechanics for being “disposable”—meaning they’re built with cost-cutting shortcuts and tend to fall apart sooner than others. This…

Powerful ways to slay those ancient beasts.

There will be challenges in navigating the sport with two different OEMs but Chris Rice has a valuable life experience

Some cars earn reputations not just for how they perform, but for the way their drivers behave on the road. Whether it’s constant speeding, reckless lane changes, or ignoring basic traffic rules, certain vehicles have become stereotypes for bad driving. These reputations don’t always reflect the car itself—it’s more about…

The prospect of a $30,000 EV sounds good, but this ain’t the first time we’ve been sold a grandiose idea by the Blue Oval.

Some of the most talked-about vehicles this year are also the ones you might want to steer clear of. While online searches for these 2025 car models to avoid are spiking—especially among male buyers—seasoned mechanics are waving the red flag. These aren’t bad cars across the board, but their common…

It’s no secret that used car prices are up. Compared to last year, the average cost has increased by 3.7 percent—or $1,146. While many prices have skyrocketed—some by as much as 11.7 percent—not every automaker is seeing an increase. And that’s good news for you, the consumer.

Car break-ins are more common than most people think. You might park your car, lock the doors, and walk away, but that doesn’t always keep your vehicle safe. Thieves look for easy targets, and some car models are more appealing to them than others. If you own one of these…

Dodge is going all-in on being Stellantis’ performance brand. The automaker has announced that it’ll make the V-8 engine the standard powertrain across the Durango lineup for 2026.

The date was August 12th, 2012. NASCAR was back at Watkins Glen International for its annual visit to the scenic New York road course, and Kyle Busch was in control of the race.

Dodge CEO Matt McAlear has all but confirmed what we already suspected. The American carmaker is leaning back into combustion-powered cars, and a Hemi V-8-powered Charger is very much back on the table.