In the late 1990s and early 2000s, if you wanted a cheap, fast, sport-oriented car with a powerful, high-revving four-cylinder engine, your options were almost exclusively Japanese. Chrysler took ...

The Dodge Neon and the PT Cruiser are some of the most polarizing models that Chrysler ever made, and they're often ranked among the most hated cars in the world. To many, the Dodge Neon is nothing ...

Currently, the online Dodge sales portal looks a bit awkward – it's kicked off with the $31,400 Hornet crossover SUV followed by the $32,800 Challenger coupe, the $35,325 Charger four-door sedan, and ...

View post: 2028 Porsche Panamera Spied With Subtle Styling Tweaks and New Tech These days, Dodge’s SRT division is all about big cars with big power, but in the early 2000s, the company courted a ...

Remember SRT? Chrysler's Street and Racing Technology division was born out of a love of performance and gave us great cars like the original SRT-8 LX cars, the outrageous Viper-powered Ram SRT-10, ...

The cheap-and-cheerful compact got a complete personality makeover with the SRT-4 ACR.

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Chrysler's little Neon has developed a strong following among the sport compact car crowd, and it's not surprising. After all, the car is affordable, simply laid out, lightweight, and offers ...

Part of a major revamp of products within the Chrysler Corporation, the Neon debuted as an economical compact in 1995. Featuring a scaled-down version of Chryslers LH platform sedans such as the Dodge ...