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Dodge boss says it plainly: No 5.7 Hemi for the new Charger, it’s Hellcat or bust
Dodge CEO Tim Kuniskis has declared the iconic 5.7-liter Hemi V8 dead for the Charger sedan. The reason? Business sense and ...
Underground Racing left his twin-turbocharged mark on the pictured Lamborghini Huracan STO, which boasts over 2,000 hp on ethanol ...
It sounds like Dodge is keen on offering shoppers a V8-powered Charger, but the automaker is having trouble seeing a real ...
The idea of a V8-powered Dodge Charger refuses to die, and according to top brass at Stellantis, that’s not an accident.
While the new Charger has room for a Hemi, an additional V8 option needs make sense amongst other powertrains.
If you want a new Dodge Charger with a Hemi V8, Stellantis go-fast boss Tim Kuniskis says you can go to Hell. Of course, he's ...
Stellantis American brand boss Tim Kuniskis doesn't sound bullish on the idea of the baby Hemi returning to muscle car duty.
If the V8 engine ever returns to the Dodge Charger, it won’t be the lower-powered 5.7-liter Hemi.
Bespoke engineering meets raw power in this limited-run American beast, designed to challenge the world's fastest.
The videographer behind the "Wheels Plus" channel on YouTube is a big fan of the Mission Raceway Park - Thunder by the River ...
If Dodge were to add a Hemi V-8 engine to its current Charger muscle car, it would have to be a Hellcat. “The only way it ...
The turbocharger has brought significant improvements to automotive engines' output. In those engines, exhaust gas that leaves the cylinders after each combustion cycle is routed to the turbine, ...
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