I really dislike it when magazine writers try to make a mountain out of a molehill. I say, tell it to me straight and save the sensationalism for The National Enquirer. But when I spotted a key Max ...

When discussing the pioneering models of the muscle car era of the early 1960s, the Dodge Dart might not always be one of the first cars to be mentioned. Although Dodge and its Mopar cousins Chrysler ...

The Dodge 426 Max Wedge engine stands as one of the most iconic powerplants in automotive history, often overshadowed by its Hemi counterparts. This article delves into the hidden features and ...

The Dodge 330 was produced briefly from 1962 to 1964 when it was part of the Polara range. Chrysler's first B-body full-size, the 330 isn't the most iconic Dodge from the 1960s, but it spawned one of ...

The 1964 Dodge 330 Max Wedge did not bother with show-car shine or boulevard comfort. It left the factory as a bare-knuckle weapon, built so racers could tow it to the strip, run hard, and win. In an ...

The 1961 Dodge Dart was available in three configurations. The Seneca was the base configuration and was mostly a fleet-oriented model, specifically focused on keeping the price as low as possible.