Kristin and Aaron play a game of Truths and Lies with a couple of humdingers. Kristin has the Charger Hellcat Widebody in her corner, hitting Aaron with questions about it that he can’t Google for answers. Aaron returns with a 500X with some zingers that befuddle. Whose got answers? Lets find out.
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In this quick interview, Kristin talks with Tim Kuniskis of Dodge about the explosive new Charger SRT Widebody. Nobody needs 707 horsepower you say? Pshaw! Sure they do. Here’s why.
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In this week’s interior video, we’re looking inside the 2015 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat with its 707 horsepower and awesome fanged feline badges. Specifically, though, we’re looking at the SRT performance apps installed in the infotainment and what they can show you and do for you while you’re out testing …
One thing about muscle cars: they have a persona. They elicit thoughts of power, engine noise, speed, and performance. They do not make us think of fuel economy, well-mannered looks, or comfortable drives. The 2015 Dodge Charger is all of those things. All at once. Read the review at FutureCars.com.
A lot has changed for the Charger since its introduction as a muscle car back in the 1960s. Reintroduced a few years ago as a four-door sedan, many believed that the Charger was just another has-been hoping to ride along on its former glory. Boy were they wrong. Read more …
This gallery is of the 2015 Charger, the new design being a much better look for the car. Nostalgia is still there in the original Dukes of Hazzard appeal, but the over-muscular haunches have been replaced with more contemporary lines. Most of these photos were taken in the Albin, Wyoming …
Nissan’s 1,000th 30-minute charger is now live in Europe, beating Tesla’s “Supercharger Network” to the punch by offering more convenient locations for charging than does America’s premium EV maker. Read more at Torque News.
