#Dodge

“Just ease on the brakes,” my driving instructor says while slowly clenching his fist, demonstrating the desired technique.

Dodge is offering its famous heritage hue Plum Crazy on both the Challenger and Charger, for one year only. 

After Ram recalled about two million trucks for unexpected airbag deployment, Dodge has found a similar problem with in its Charger sedans and is issuing a voluntary recall.

For better or worse summer is rapidly drawing to a close. This is bad news for fair-weather aficionados but it’s actually been a great season for automakers. July sales are in and last month’s year-over-year performance was up a healthy 5.3 percent.

Two people in Texas have 79 Dodge Viper sports cars at their disposal.

One Texas couple owns more Dodge Vipers than the number of presidents the U.S. has seen in the White House.

Dodge has announced its intention to double production of Hellcat-equipped cars next year, while also saying that about 900 remaining 2015 orders have been cancelled. 

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) has announced a recall for 1.4 million vehicles over concerns with cyber security. 

The Dodge Journey has been recalled for a possible fire risk.

If you think the regular 707-hp Dodge Challenger Hellcat is too tame, then you may want to pay attention to what the folks at Walsh Motorsports have done.

Dodge has announced an expansion to its Takata airbag recall that affects about 88,000 vehicles. 

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) has trademarked the Barracuda nameplate again.

Acura and Mitsubishi  both had a fantastic June, but last month wasn’t nearly as kind to Scion, whose sales plummeted. However, Scion’s drop was far from the worst posted.

There are more Dodge Hellcat engines on the way.

Dodge is offering a new option to those looking for a drag racer.