Check out Kenny Wayne Shepherd’s latest Mopar, a 1964 Dodge 330. While powered by a modern Hemi, the rest of the car has an old school, drag car style. That powerplant makes it hard to miss the original slant six. Find more detail at Hot Rod. More pics after the jump!
Zack Klapman and Matt Farah with The Smoking Tire compare and contrast the Viper GTS and 911 Turbo S. They do agree on one thing – sports cars need a sense of humor. The Viper takes that one. Video after the jump!
The UK’s Auto Express tested the new Jeep Cherokee equipped with the 2.0 liter diesel, an engine not available stateside. While the engine was deemed to be lacking in refinement when pushed, they gave it high marks for its off-road capabilities, i’s high-tech cabin and for being a top safety pick. Find an abridged review at Carscoops and the complete review at Auto Express. Video after the jump!
Dodge has released more information and photos of their new supercharged powerplant. One little tidbit: “The fuel system has an in-tank pump that accommodates variable pressures, half-inch fuel lines and eight high-flow injectors that can drain the car’s 18.5-gallon fuel tank in just 13 minutes when the engine is running at full power.” Strangely, that should not be impressive but it is. Find more info at MotorAuthority. More pics after the jump!
This unrestored one-owner ’70 Cuda crossed the auction block this month and sold for $185,000. This Jamaica Blue beauty has just 16,722 miles, though we’re guessing many of them were lived 1/4 mile at a time. More pics after the jump and more details at Mecum Auctions. Via Moparts
Check out BangShift for details on this ’71 Demon built as an honest tribute to an early seventies drag car. It was not built based on the owners drag strip memories but rather, by his twenty-something son! It has a lot of cool period pieces. More pics after the jump!
SpeedSportLife features a quick review of the Dodge Charger Super Bee and they like what they see. Love the Header Orange paint. More pics after the jump!
This week, Muscle Car of the Week features the Trans-Am-series-inspired Plymouth AAR ‘Cuda. Video after the jump!
The 2015 Challenger SRT Hellcat has an active exhaust system that limits decibels at low rpm but becomes less restrictive as you get into higher revs. Check out autoevolution for more info. Videos after the jump!
