The 2006 Dodge Charger marked the sixth generation of the iconic model and celebrated the return of the "Brotherhood of Muscle" after twenty years of absence. The American automaker began teasing ...

The Dodge Charger has been around for eight generations, with the model being offered in a two-door version for most of its existence. The sixth and seventh generation Chargers, which were among ...

With the retirement of the sixth-gen Chevrolet Camaro and the aging Dodge Challenger and Charger duo, Ford has remained the only company that still has a muscle car in its portfolio. And it is a ...

When Dodge resurrected the Charger nameplate ... In the early years of this sixth-generation Charger, there were actually a handful of aftermarket plying a business in sealing up the rear doors ...

At least that's the way it used to be, but the sixth-generation Dodge Charger had sharp styling and killer power, completely reshaping the perception of what both a muscle car and a family sedan was.

As it turns out, no. Rumors have swirled about this for a while, and now The Drive can report that the next-generation Dodge Charger will offer both a full-electric version and a gas version ...

Beyond the white and black livery, the most obvious visual difference between the Pursuit and the regular-production Charger is the light bar on the roof. Dodge will likely make a host of ...

The next-generation Dodge Charger will be electric-only — at least initially. While plans to release a gasoline-powered version of the coupe haven’t been announced, company boss Tim Kuniskis ...