After what felt like an eternity, Dodge has finally officially released details the 2015 Challenger SRT! There are two versions; the SRT 392, a naturally aspirated 6.4 liter Hemi making 485 horsepower and the SRT Hellcat, the supercharged 6.2 liter beast pushing over 600 horsepower. Both will be available in the third quarter of 2014. Find more detail at Allpar. More pics and videos after the jump!
Hemmings has a neat article on the Ghia built 1956 Plymouth Plainsman concept vehicle. The car will be heading to auction in August. It’s some pretty wonky styling. More pics and promotional video after the jump. Check out the video and watch for the small-child-eating rear jump seat!
This happened a few weeks ago in the Netherlands. Bummer, but it should be an easy fix. Video after the jump!
CarBuzz highlights a cool video of a father and son and a 1971 Dodge Challenger convertible. Not a rare situation for sure. My father turned me on to Mopars and, to this day, I still care for our Fury. Video after the jump!
The famous Bullitt Mustang/Charger chase scene was re-enacted to promote this summers Silverstone Classic Motor Racing Festival across the pond, as found on Hot Rod. They even threw in a green Beetle. Video after the jump!
If this car looks very familiar to you, then you may have a Mopar Action subscription. Featured as the cover car in their latest issue, this supercharged 6.1 liter Barracuda is now for sale on eBay. It’s lived quite the second life having also been featured in Mopars Collectors Guide in 2009. It’s been at Mopars at the Playboy Mansion, also in 2009, and was featured on My Classic Car. Follow the bidding on eBay. More pics after the jump along wth the MCC video!
Mike Musto reviews one violent Plymouth Valiant. Betcha that’s not a nameplate that you thought you would see on Big Muscle. Video after the jump!
When your father hosts a Youtube show called Hot Rod Hunt, you know good things will follow. Rick Moore purchased a barn find 1970 Charger R/T and gave it to his 13 year old son, Ricky, who’s favorite car is the 68-70 Charger. As it was a drag car, the 440 and 727 have very few miles and the car has only limited modifications. Ward Cleaver could learn a few things from this guy! Find the story at Street Legal TV. Video after the jump!
Justin Bell does a quick review of the police version of the Charger, as found on CarBuzz. The police in my town wimped out and went for the Ford. Anybody see one of these beasts in their rear-view mirror? Video after the jump!
Chrysler makes the best commercials, hands down. Got your eye on a Mopar, new or old? If you’ve got the means, get it! Dodge says so. Video after the jump!
