Creating off-the-wall concept car designs is not solely the province of contemporary car companies, as proved by this 1965 Dodge Deora. And this car is pure 60s, from its inclusion as one of the original 16 Hot Wheels matchbox cars, to the styling, and the car even bares a relationship to the band The Beach Boys. So get ready for a trip down memory lane. Continue Reading
The Mr. Norm name is to the Chrysler vehicle family what Shelby is to Ford: they take a standard muscle car design and make it even better. The latest creation of come from the Florida-based tuner is based on the 2009 Dodge Challenger SRT-8 and brings the classic Plymouth Barracuda back to life in a jaw-dropping convertible model. Oh yeah, the car also comes packed with a near-ridiculous 725 horsepower squeezed out of a supercharged 426 cubic inch hemi V8. Continue Reading
No, that title is not a misprint. There really was a Dodge Charger back in 1964 even though the classic muscle car wouldn’t really come into its own until 1966. The 1964 Charger Concept paved the way though, and was designed to be the first vehicle to showcase Dodge and Chysler’s Hemi V8, even though that engine wouldn’t actually make it into this particular concept until 1999. Continue Reading