Popular Heritage Colors Return for 2023 Model Year, Commemorative Plaques Added, SRT Jailbreak Program Expands and New Vehicle Allocation Plan Announced Dodge teases seven 2023 special-edition models, hidden beneath car covers with cryptic graphics, during the first day of Dodge Speed Week at M1 Concourse in Pontiac, Michigan Six new models share a connection to
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Jeep® brand offers Gladiator and Wrangler Freedom special editions to honor servicemen and servicewomen Military-themed exterior and interior design cues include an Oscar Mike badge, as well as an American flag decalWinch-capable steel front bumper and steel rock rails Jeep brand will make a $250 donation to military charities with every Gladiator and Wrangler Freedom
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The National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) Drag Racing Series has been lauded for decades for its gender diversity, welcoming women to compete on an equal playing field at all levels of the sport. They’ve won regularly and they’ve earned world championships. But it wasn’t always this way. It has been a rough road to get
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Fourteen million eight hundred forty thousand U.S. dollars. That was the amount of money spent on a trio of Alfa Romeo cars this past Wednesday, October 28, 2020, when the hammer fell at the RM Sotheby’s auction house.   These Alfa Romeo cars are unlike the ones you may know. These are not famous cars, such as
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Is your garage home to a pickup truck? Since its creation as a stand-alone brand in 2009, Ram has seen relentless sales growth, reaching an all-time record in 2019. Pickup trucks have earned a larger and larger share of total U.S. vehicle sales So, what’s behind this growing trek to trucks? In a new six-part
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Alfa Romeo has designed and crafted some of the most stylish and exclusive cars in automotive history since its founding in Milan, Italy, in 1910.  This passion has spanned 110 years and is as strong as ever in today’s vehicles. The Giulia, Stelvio and 4C Spider carry on Alfa Romeo’s rich history of Italian styling,
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When Antoine Laumet de la Mothe, sieur de Cadillac, aka “Cadillac”, arrived by canoe in 1701 on the shores of what is now Detroit, little did he know that his decision to establish a fort and trading post along a bottleneck of the Great Lakes would become the center of the world’s automobile industry and
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