This rarely seen 1962 Dodge Dart 440 station wagon spent a lot of time in storage and appears to be an unrestored survivor.

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The Dodge brand has a long and storied history that dates back more than 100 years. It all started in Niles, Michigan, with two brothers who, like the Wright brothers, had an interest in bicycles.

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This 1967 Dodge Charger needs a complete restoration; it is one of the first specimens fitted with a 440ci engine, but no ...

The Dodge Dart—dead since 2016—is again being recalled for an issue with its transmission shifter cable. The shifter cable can become disconnected, preventing the transmission from going into park and ...

Stellantis has been going through a rough patch. CEO Carlos Tavares's shock resignation in December 2024 followed nine months of sliding sales, and many brands in the Stellantis stable have resorted ...

A motorcyclist critically hurt in a September collision in Dodge County died from his injuries on Monday, Oct. 6. The victim was identified as 40-year-old Jason Fox of Fox Lake. The three-vehicle ...

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Their dream of a free Cuba was dashed in April 1961, but it has yet to die. Anticipating a U.S.-backed invasion, Cuban militia units attend a rally in Havana in January 1961. The invasion wouldn’t ...