Dodge's range isn't the most robust, but there are a few appealing options for 2025.

In a recent interview, Dodge CEO Matt McAlear discussed the possibility of an affordable, entry-level sports car in the ...

Here’s a question. What’s missing from the Dodge lineup right now? A lot of folks sure would like to have more selection and ...

Your message was sent. You'll receive a response shortly. Editor’s note: This review was written in June 2015 about the 2015 Dodge Journey. Little of substance has changed with this year’s model.

Dodge hasn't built a sports car since the Viper ended production in 2017, but its new CEO wants to offer one again.

That’s a rare and arguably dying breed, the affordable sports car —a role that has previously been filled with cult classic but departed vehicles like the Nissan 240SX, Toyota Celica and MR2, and even ...

• Dodge CEO Matt McAlear believes there's room in the market for an affordable sports car under $30,000 USD.

Dodge has already taken the first step towards a cleaner and more efficient future in the automotive industry with its Dodge ...

Between spec ’d-out Durangos and loud-mouthed Hellcats, Dodge has spent years building its reputation on big, powerful muscle ...

Dodge might consider offering an affordable sports car, something that would not fight the Mustang, nor the Corvette, but the ...

Dodge CEO Matt McAlear says "there’s a market for an entry-level halo" that's fun with no frills—almost like the original ...

Dodge is preparing to revive the GLH name as a high-performance trim for the new Hornet. Brand boss Matt McAlear said the ...