Mopar machines clash in a quarter-mile showdown, with the legendary Black Ghost proving quickest among Dodge’s modern muscle elite.

Sadly, that era has ended, and the Challenger is dead. What we have left are examples in the used-car market that double as collector’s items and as representations of memories of a brand that ...

It’s the only production car officially banned by the NHRA for being too fast without a cage. Dodge released another Demon, the Dart’s version, decades prior. It was only around in 1971 and 1972, ...

Hennessey Performance really doesn’t believe in leaving well enough alone. The Texas shop has managed to take Dodge’s ferocious Challenger SRT Demon 170 to new heights. Its souped-up take on the ...

Hennessey Performance Engineer has shared a video showing the twin-turbocharged V-8 in the Demon 1700 making 1,700 hp in dyno testing.

It's also shod with drag tires, of course. In the other lane came a sibling, the Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat Super Stock, and the gray/black widebody example was clearly ready for anything.

Rare Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 convertible at auction: a unique piece for collectors What makes this muscle car even more exclusive is precisely the convertible configuration.

Among all the ‘Last Call’ versions of the Dodge Challenger that were built, it appears the limited-run Black Ghost is the one to have. Late last week, one sold for $128,000, which happens to ...

An SRT Demon 170 owner turned down a $159,366 offer at auction last year. This time, the same car sold for just $130,125, proving its decline in value. The sale is proof that some cars, like the ...

The Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 is painted in the superb Octane Red, a $395 option, and sports the Satin Black painted hood, which was a $2,000 option at the time.