The new Dodge Charger keeps its muscle car status, but almost everything else has changed: the Hemi V8 is gone along with the ...

We take the gas-powered base model of Dodge’s all-wheel-drive Charger around snowy New England to see how it handles its ...

The American classic has been recast as the muscle-car equivalent of an SUV—cozy, comfortable, and capable no matter the ...

The new Dodge Charger sedan offers 420 hp, AWD and a $49,995 starting price, making it a top performance car and daily driver ...

For the past year, Dodge has tried to reset the Charger story around new hardware, new platforms, and a new era of ...

When Dodge rolled out the eighth-generation Charger, the message was straightforward. Electrification came first, followed by ...

The Charger is back with turbocharged six-cylinder power and standard all-wheel drive, but can it beat the champion Mustang?

Having now had time with all of the possible Dodge Chargers, our opinion is that one version is the obvious choice for enthusiasts. Tell us we’re wrong.

Dodge’s muscle cars have been known for offering a variety of eye-popping color options through the years, and that’s continued with the arrival of the new-generation Charger. The vivid orange, blue, ...

Following the new-generation Dodge Charger’s all-electric introduction a year ago , the first two gas-powered models of the coupe and sedan have finally arrived. These new cars are designated under ...

Dodge has added a new 2026 Charger R/T to the lineup, giving buyers a more affordable entry point with 420 horsepower from its twin-turbo inline-six.

The Dodge Charger R/T delivers muscle car power with the comfort to be an everyday driver.