Muscular new styling distinguishes 2003 editions of Dodge's mid-size coupe. Read More »

A new sport-tuned SXT version for Dodge's flagship sedan highlights 2003 models. In all, Intrepid segments into three variations this year, each drawing on a different powerplant. Read More »

Sized between full-size Ram and a compact-class truck, the mid-size Dodge pickup looks tough with a stepped-hood prow that mimics the Peterbilt look of full-size Ram. Read More »

Dodge's compact sedan seems like a miniature version of Intrepid, with its roof arching over sensuously shaped doors to merge rear pillars in the descent to a curt tail. Read More »

The RT-10 roadster and GTS coupe, original versions of Dodge's two-seat sports car, faded into history in 2002 but a new design for the roadster emerges in 2003 and it beats everything else on the road. Read More »

Dodge builds the best-selling minivans in the world with Caravan and the stretched-wheelbase Grand Caravan. Read More »

More standard equipment goes into Dodge's four-door sport-utility wagon based on the Dakota truck. Read More »

Excessively long at the prow and slinky low for a two-seat cockpit with the ragtop dropped and a raucous ten-cylinder engine exerting overwhelming muscle from a huge herd of horses, the SRT-10 Viper roadster from Dodge in new format for 2003 clearly stands apart from so many sedate sedans and tall sport-utility wagons on the California freeway as we jockey around the lanes in search of an uncluttered patch of pavement. Read More »

kght stretch that follows, you can put your foot into the dimpled aluminum accelerator pedal and play the stick on a manual gearbox, but look out: This new turbo-charged sports sedan from Dodge runs up to high speed as fast as you can shift it. Read More »