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It was slightly above freezing, it had rained all night, there were puddles on the drag strip and I had 707 HP worth of Hellcat on summer tires.

For 2015 the Dodge Charger erupted onto the scene with a controversial new look that was quickly forgotten once the powertrain options were announced.

Chrysler’s October sales are in and the Auburn Hills, Michigan-based automaker posted its 55th-consecutive month of year-over-year gains, but diving into the numbers reveals something interesting.

Back in May Chrysler made some announcements about their enthusiast-focused SRT brand. They had spun it off as a separate division but that didn’t work out so well so they decided to reconsolidate it as part of Dodge.

At times the auto industry can feel overwhelming, with all the different products, brands and stories to keep straight. There’s always something going on in this business, from breaking news to vehicle reviews.

The SRT Viper is being recalled because of a potential flaw with its air bag sensor.

The world didn’t know it, but when the final 2014 Tudor USCC race finished last Saturday it marked more than the end of an inaugural season. It was also the end of Chrysler’s factory-backed SRT Motorsports racing team.

Dodge Viper sales jumped last month following Dodge cutting $15,000 from the price of its V10-powered sports car.

The Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat is faster than a Chevrolet Corvette Z06 under certain conditions.

It’s big, it’s bad and it’s a Dodge once more! The Viper is a mean machine from the folks in Auburn Hills. But what’s it like driving this SRT-tuned super snake? Hit the jump for more.

With 707 hp, the Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat has leaped ahead of its muscle car competition in the horsepower wars, and our review of the car was the most popular this past week on AutoGuide.com. 

Chrysler is putting a temporary stop to production yet again as it struggles to clear its glut of it high-end sports car.

Chrysler has resumed production on the SRT Viper sports car.

Most vehicles have some sort of screen in the gauge cluster these days, but some are better than others.

Although the SRT brand has been folded back under the Dodge name, the Viper will continue to wear its SRT badge…for now.