Over the years, Dodge has produced three distinct generations of Challenger model, placing it firmly among the most iconic Mopar cars ever built. The first-generation Challenger, produced from ...

The Challenger is one of Dodge’s most fabled nameplates (right behind the Charger), and the model's first generation is quite undeniably the star of its Mopar bloodline. That’s not to say that ...

The second-gen Challenger died a quiet death in 1983 ... it remained every bit as true to the original as the concept. The LX-based Challenger got its first and only refresh in 2015, with styling ...

The first-generation Challenger is a lovely design, all long hood and saucily arched rear quarters. It's a Camaro in more stylish slacks, an E-type Jag in a trucker hat. Had Dodge not been five ...

More than 50 years later and the first-generation Challenger is also a sought-after collectible. With total production at almost 77,000 units, the 1970 Challenger is far from rare overall.

And the engine and exhaust note amplify that effect. Photo: Christian Wardlaw Still, the first-generation Challenger had nothing like Uconnect 4C mounted in the middle of its dashboard. That’s the ...

The first-gen Dodge Challenger hit the streets nearly five decades ago, offering a choice between V6 and V8 engines. Dodge sold these cars by bucketloads, and even if their success was short-lived ...