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Video: Dodge EV Smokes a Hemi, Sort OfChrysler stages a drag race to gin up a little publicity for its electric sports car. ... |
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ProCharger adds 150 horsepower to the Challenger's 6.1L HemiFiled under: Aftermarket, Tuners, DodgeClick above for high-res gallery of the ProCharger Challenger SRT8 supercharger As we found out at SEMA, performance parts are coming fast and furious for the Dodge Challenger. The Camaro may have been the official vehicle of the Las Vegas show, but the Ch... |
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Review: 2009 Dodge Challenger SRT8Back in 1970, Dodge’s answer to the Pony Car Wars was the Challenger and its sister, the Barracuda. These twins could have been uttered in the same breath as Chevelle, Mustang and Camaro, but the trouble was that Chrysler was too late to the game - by about five years or so. Fast forward to... |
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2009 Dodge Challenger SRT8Back in 1970, Dodge’s answer to the Pony Car Wars was the Challenger and its sister, the Barracuda. These twins could have been uttered in the same breath as Chevelle, Mustang and Camaro, but the trouble was that Chrysler was too late to the game - by about five years or so. Fast forward to... |
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British Mopar Enthusiast Earns Fame Three Seconds At A Time With Vintage Challenger [Top Gear]If you watched yesterday's episode of Top Gear — specifically, the American muscle challenge you may have noticed a rather cherry vintage R/T Challenger in the background. The car belongs to Mark, an Englishman with a penchant for vintage Mopar muscle and a willingness to share the car with... |
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America's Top Universities Scouring China's High Schools To Recruit Top StudentsHarvard, Stanford and other top U.S. colleges say they're actively recruiting China's best high school students and offering them full scholarships. Recruiting the best Chinese students will help elite U.S. colleges maintain international dominance, especially in math and science, said William Fitz ... |
