Dodge surpassed the incredible milestone of 500 million horsepower sold to customers in the United States. A goal, set by themselves, that they reached two months early thanks to their Dodge Power Dollars promotion. Dodge Power Dollars gives a $10-per-horsepower cash allowance to any customer purchasing a Challenger, Charger, or Durango model. For example, the... Continue Reading →

At Mark Williams Auto Group, we believe in doing our part to support our community. We had a blast at the "Leave No Vet Behind - 5K". We sent Leslie and Sue to this awesome event to participate and support the Patty Walter Memorial. Leave No Vet Behind Program: has been built to honor Patty's... Continue Reading →

According to MoparInsiders.com, Dodge is working on something big for the 50th anniversary of the beloved Challenger nameplate in 2020. Sources close to them claim that something is a road-race oriented trim that will wear the American Club Racer (ACR) badge. Dodge doesn't attach the ACR namesake haphazardly and this wouldn't be the first time... Continue Reading →

Yep, you read that right. In 2016, Ford Global Technologies filed a patent with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for a drone that could be stored and launched from the trunk of a vehicle. The patent application was made public just last week. In the patent documents, there are a few diagrams included that... Continue Reading →

via The Drive: Diesel engine manufacturer Cummins recently announced that it's officially built its three-millionth diesel engine for heavy-duty Ram pickup trucks. Chrysler first introduced Cummins diesel-powered pickup trucks in the late '80s with the 1989 Dodge Ram, which could be ordered with a Cummins B-series engine; a 5.9-liter inline-six producing 160 horsepower and 400 pound-feet of... Continue Reading →

  via Ford Performance VAN NUYS, CA – A flying Ford Pinto? Yes, we promise. A flying Galpinized Ford Pinto?  Sure, why not? In 1973, aeronautical engineer and inventor Henry Smolinski had the idea of beginning with a rear single-engined Cessna Skymaster, removing the main front cockpit section, and replacing it with a car.  This way, one could... Continue Reading →

By now, we've all seen the Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk; the Grand Cherokee packing the supercharged 6.2L V8 Hemi engine from the Dodge Hellcat. But, new photos suggest that Jeep isn't quite done with this idea. The photos taken of a 'Trackhawk' near a testing facility show the SUV sporting an updated hood complete with... Continue Reading →

CNN.com --- A retired salesman in Canada is heading to the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan, to be reunited with a Ford Mustang he accidentally sold 55 years ago. Ahead of the launch of the Ford Mustang in 1964, car dealerships were sent a preproduction vehicle to display. They weren't intended to be sold to customers,... Continue Reading →

Story found on CarAndDriver.com: Some would argue that modifying a classic car is a sin. And that is what Lane Nelson of Wahoo, Nebraska, is trying to convince state officials. Nelson and his father have restored a Ford Model A that has been handed down from father to son for four generations. Now, state officials... Continue Reading →