Mopar
Mopar gets into the vehicle tracking / parental tattletale business
Mopar, the motor parts division of Chrysler, has enjoyed a nice long run providing parts and accessories for the entire Pentastar family. Whether you own a muscle car or Jeff Glucker
2011 Dodge Charger's rump revealed on a t-shirt?
It's entirely possible. The crowd at the Mopar Nationals last weekend noticed something odd about the T-shirts handed out for the event. Parked among the usual suspects of Plymouth/Chrysler/Dodge lore sat a car that few folk recognized. It just might be the next-generation Dodge Charger. The
Dodge releases 2010 Mopar Challenger pics
2010 Dodge Mopar '10 Challenger – Click above for high-res image gallery
Chrysler debuts limited-edition Mopar '10 Challenger
Mopar '10 Challenger – Click above for high-res image
Video: Dodge catches World Cup fever with historic new ad
Dodge "Freedom" ad – Click above to watch video after the jump
Chrysler shows off eight Mopar concepts at Easter Jeep Safari 2010
2010 Easter Jeep Safari Mopar Concepts – Click any image to enlarge
Dodge announced 2010 Challenger Drag Pak availability, 2009 sold out
2009 Dodge Challenger Drag Pak driven by Don Garlits – Click above for high-res image gallery
VIDEO: Twin-turbo Viper-powered LMC Super Cuda shatters 200 mph against Ferrari Enzo
LMC Super 'Cuda vs. Ferrari Enzo – Click above to watch video
SEMA 2009: HPP Daytona is one big Hot Wheels toy
HPP Daytona - Click above image for high-res gallery
Review: 1970 Hotchkis E-Max Dodge Challenger causes smiles lasting longer than four hours
1970 Hotchkis E-Max Dodge Challenger – Click above for high-res image gallery
Chrysler previews four Mopar SEMA concepts for on- and off-road mastery
Jeep Wrangler "Lower Forty" – Click above for high-res image gallery of all Mopar SEMA concepts
REPORT: Chrysler dropping lifetime powertrain warranty to five-year/100,000 miles
Back in 2007, Chrysler sent something of a shockwave through the industry by announcing a new lifetime powertrain warranty program for nearly all of its cars and trucks. At the time, we wrote "the only fly in the ointment is that the new warranty applies to the original owner and is not transferable." Once the vehicle had been sold, the warranty reverted to a standard three-year/36,000 mil