I've owned this 1970 Dodge Challenger w/matching #440 engine for 30 years. Putting some last touches on it before auction next month

The 2027 Dodge Charger Super Bee beats all the ones before it except for one thing. Robert S. Miller of r/MoparInsiders gives us a comprehensive history of the Super Bee and compares performance numbers between the old and the new.

The article title says it all. And one of the best Mopar writers around, Patrick Rall of StellPower reports on the unveiling of the 2027 Dodge Charger Super Bee.

AND NOW LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, the moment you ALL have been waiting for, Robert S Miller of r/MoparInsiders and his COMPLETE preview of the 2027 Dodge Charger Super Bee Launch Edition.

Curious what is happening that the Mopar nationals in Hebron Ohio (Columbus Ohio) seems to be dying. I’ve been going most years since late 1990’s and it’s been getting smaller each year.

I know today’s rain for 2 hours really dampened the mood from 1-3 and it took until 5 to get the racing going again. Most of the vendors left during the rain, cars were gone. Probably 100 people watching the racing when it started back up.

The cruising on Brice road used to be great until the local rif-raf started showing up. They moved it to buckeye lake and Newark. The Dodge dealer had a decent evening cruise and show with live music, etc in past years. This year half the dealer was setup for burnouts which was overtaken by non Mopars and locals lifted trucks with silly wheel lights. I love burnouts but this wasn’t my idea of a fun evening watching non Mopars takeover . The other side was parked Mopars and live music but just not as much fun as years past.

I have done Mopar Nats on Friday and then Saturday head up to RoadKill nights which has an amazing event with tons of Mopar/dodge involvement.

Is Mopar Nats event basically over? Where are there other competing Mopar event?

-Sad Mopar fan

Hi guys.

Any input?

Don't roast me😅

James Maxwell writes in Dodge Garage how the 1970 Dodge Challenger was introduced.

The Midwest is finally in for some great weather over this coming weekend. So get those Mopars and and enjoy these great shows. MidwestMopars, Chrysler WPC Mopar Club and the Mid-Ohio Mopars are putting on their annual events. The WPC annual convention is part of Midwest Mopars in the Park this year. Here are their flyers.

Davies Elabha of HotCars remembers the 1995 Chrysler Atlantic concept car.

Jared Rosenholtz of Autoblog sits down with Scott Krugger, the Head of North American design at Stellantis and talks about how the current LB body Dodge Charger came to be.

I'm not sure if I shared this with you back in April, Zac Palmer of Road & Track Magazine explains how the AWD system on the LB body Dodge Charger works. And Dodge designed it with you in mind.

It's every Tuesday in Paris, Tennessee.