Charger sales skyrocketed in 1968, as Dodge shipped no more, no less than 96,100 units. It was a fantastic performance at a time when everybody believed the Charger would be a flop, especially ...

The high-impact color palette is a defining feature of golden-era Mopar muscle cars. I'm not saying Chrysler didn't offer other cool colors, but a B-body rig will always stand out more in hues like ...

The 1968 Charger R/T and the Plymouth GTX arrived from the same corporate family yet chased different kinds of drivers. One leaned into fastback drama and street presence, the other into refined ...

The 1968 Charger did not drift into history, it arrived with instant clarity of purpose. Designers and engineers created a car that looked fast standing still and backed the promise with serious ...