Dodge's SUV measures almost as large as some full-size wagons so there's room in the expansive cabin for seven passengers on three banks of seats. Read More »

Dodge's modern muscle car -- flashing the menacing face of a bulldog with body bulges and the sleek profile of a coupe -- carries credentials of a race car: A taut suspension, big Michelin MXM4 tires, a long wheelbase with the engine mounted up front and all torque applied to the back tires for RWD action. Read More »

This is a station wagon on 'roids. The Dodge Magnum combines a muscular shape with up to 425 horsepower to create one of the wildest grocery-getters on the road. Other than an SUV-like ride height, the Magnum's interior laid out like an ordinary sedan. It's practical, comfortable and easy to step in and out of. Read More »

The 2006 Dodge Charger - here is Daimler Chrysler's chance to put a new spin on a piece of American history, and they practically steal the back window off of Ford's redesigned Mustang. We don't want to use the term "copy-cat," but - don't get us wrong - other than the Pony-like back half, the 2006 Dodge Charger is exactly what it sounds like: a hard-charging, speed-loving, fuel-eating hedonistic blast from the past. Read More »

Like a cross between a pickup truck and a classic street rod, the new Dodge Magnum station wagon has tough-guy looks and family-car practicality. A quiet, roomy interior makes the Magnum feel as comfortable as a traditional family car, despite its outlandish styling. It has the look and practicality of an SUV without any of the drawbacks. Read More »

Heading the Dodge powertrain parade is a coupe rendition of the raucous Viper SRT-10 two-seat sports car with a double-bubble hardtop roof and a streamlined body. The long hood is painted in Viper Blue with dual white racing stripes. Read More »

Joining the high-powered sportsters, Dodge resurrects the nameplate of a legendary muscle car and applies it to a racy new machine. Read More »

The performance-tuned vehicles for Dodge carry the tag of SRT, meaning "Street and Racing Technology," as developed by Chrysler Group's Performance Vehicle Operations (PVO). Another SRT badge applies to the new Magnum SRT-8. Read More »

Description: Mid-Size Pickup Truck Base MSRP Range: $19,510 – $28,875 Invoice Price Range: $17,889 – $26,230 Where built: USA Sized one step below the full-size Ram, Dodge’s mid-size pickup sports the stepped-hood prow of Ram for a family resemblance. The truck rides on a stiff new boxed-rail platform for 2005 and gets a new high-output Magnum V8 engine option that’s ... Read More »

Description: Mid-Size Minivan Base MSRP Range: $18,330 – $26,810 Invoice Price Range: $17,295 – $24,531 Where built: USA & Canada Dodge built the first minivans back in 1984 and continues the series in 2005 with new concepts. Versions this year include the Caravan regular-length wheelbase trimmed as SE and SXT or long-wheelbase Grand Caravan in SE and the SXT with ... Read More »