The 2014 Ram Power Wagon has received many changes/upgrades, including a coil-link rear suspension, revised front suspension and the new 6.4 liter Hemi. The electronic disconnect sway bars remain as do the larger tires, increased ride height, locking diffs on both ends and the Warn 12,000 lb winch. Three trims levels results in prices ranging from $45,690 to $56,015. Find more info at PickupTrucks.com. More pics and video after the jump!
The latest car featured as Muscle Car of the Week is a good one! The mighty Dodge Charger Daytona. Video after the jump!
While it may only be a short clip of an idling Challenger, that burble sounds way too sweet to be a run-of-the-mill, normally aspirated Hemi. Hellcat anyone? Find the story at The Fast Lane Car. Video after the jump!
So you want a 440 that’s more powerful than stock but still retain the outward appearance of a stock motor (including intake and exhaust manifolds) and still being streetable. Such was the challenge for an engine builder in Canada. What can you expect for output? How about 500 lb-ft of torque and 380-plus horsepower? Find out what they did at Street Legal TV. Dyno video after the jump!
The recent running of the 12 hours of Sebring brought SRT some limited success with the number 93 Viper GTS-R finishing second in the GTLM class. The number 91 Viper finished seventh. The 13th lap saw Viper pilot Ben Keating’s car ignite after what appears to be a fuel leak. No injuries were reported and the fire crew learned to always park upwind of a burning car. Find more info at autoevolution. Video after the jump!
Don Garlits had many accomplishments in his racing career but if you ask him, I think he’ll tell you that his greatest accomplishment was marrying Pat. Read more at BangShift and watch a moving video after the jump.
Finnish people love their Mopars too! Check out Street Legal TV for more info on this muscle meeting in Finland. Video after the jump!
KGP Photography captured video of the 2015 Challenger, albiet with the usual masks front and rear. They appear to disguise the only outside changes to the new car but the video also includes some still shots of the interior, which appears to be all new. You can also see the retro style inserts in the front grill. Find more info at Carscoops. Video after the jump!
You’re looking at a 1971 triple black Dodge Challenger R/T equipped with a 426 Hemi and a 4-speed that was sold new at Norm Kraus’ Grand Spaulding Dodge in Chicago. This one is all business and there are indications that it was driven hard early in its life. I like that. See more detail at Muscle Car of the Week. Video after the jump!
This 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T 383 4-speed has been sitting in a backyard since 1980. The owner is still planning on “fixing it up someday.” Video after the jump!
