The Hellcat is dead. Long-live the Dodge Durango Hellcat! Dodge has confirmed its supercharged V8 monster will be back for the 2026 model year. I’m not surprised.

Dodge's first foray into the all-electric world is a mixed bag. But its performance is not to be underestimated.

Dodge has unveiled its next-generation muscle cars, and they all live under the "Charger" nameplate. There are a lot of mixed emotions, we're sure, among Dodge fans today. The good? The Charger is ...

A Charger that needs a charger? What is the world coming to? Being a fan for many years of Dodge Chargers and Challengers ... as the terrific sound of a Hellcat, but it is volume controllable ...

Maybe I should try a four-wheel burnout next time ... matter the model – every Dodge model can be a Hellcat. Of course, that’s only three models (Challenger, Charger, and now Durango) as ...

Dodge is already teasing a Banshee version making around 900 hp - considerably more than the Charger Hellcat Redeye variant and its Supercharged V8 churning out 797 hp. It's likely the SRT will ...

2020 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat The potent high-performance version of Dodge ... Line Lock engages the front brakes but leaves the rear wheels free for a burnout to heat up and clean the rear tires on ...

The 2021 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Redeye also comes with Line Lock as standard equipment. Line Lock engages the front brakes to hold the car stationary while the rear wheels remain free for a ...

Dodge CEO Matt MacAlear bragged to me that the Daytona’s growly electronic exhaust is “Just as loud as the outgoing Charger Hellcat Widebody ... t do a rear-wheel burnout from a standstill ...

An electric Dodge Charger. If nominative determinism was ... So it’s a tricky spot for a company that has built a modern reputation on Hellcat and Redeye V8s adept at turning unleaded into ...

But, ay, there’s the rub: by insisting the new Charger Daytona Scat Pack and R/T can surely match and exceed that Hellcat halcyon, Dodge needs ... s the line-lock for burnout prep?