If you’re looking for a new car that might actually appreciate in value, here are your 10 best options.

Having a car with heated rear seats is almost as altruistic as keeping your guest bathroom stocked with rolls of Charmin Ultra Soft.

Chrysler is once again recalling a host of vehicles over a problem with the ignition switch. 

Chrysler essentially dropped the mic when it introduced Hellcat versions of the Challenger coupe and Charger sedan. The supercharged 707-hp Hemi found under the hoods of these models sucked all the air out of the room, leaving press, enthusiasts and most importantly the competition gasping for breath.

Well, another dumpy winter month is in the books. The season that just won’t end is at long last winding down; the light of spring is visible at the end of this frigid tunnel.

Chrysler’s Hellcat performance cars may be blindingly fast but they can’t outrun a recall. These 707-hp versions of the Dodge Challenger coupe and Charger sedan may have an issue with leaking fuel.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) is warning consumers that its own dealers could be up to some shady, if not illegal, tactics.

Chrysler is recalling 467,000 SUVs to fix an issue with the fuel pump. 

Looking for a Dodge Challenger with even more visual appeal? Well the folks in Auburn Hills have reintroduced their “Shaker” model for 2015. These cars feature a functional hood scoop that rams fresh air into their Hemi V8 engines.

Dodge is bringing a splash of color to its booth at this year’s Chicago Auto Show with an eye-catching multi-hued Viper.

Chrysler’s next-generation minivan will mark a move into more premium territory for the manufacturer’s offering within the segment.

It’s February and we’re all ready to test some new cars. This week, we have a number of luxury cars in addition to a snowy adventure in an all-wheel drive crossover. Read all about it in AutoGuide Now.

Over two-million vehicles are being re-recalled after not being adequately fixed in a previous recall.

Leading up to the Detroit Auto Show, AutoGuide.com‘s most watched videos of the week is all about America.

Known for its widebody kits on various luxury and exotic models, Liberty Walk has introduced something different at the 2015 Tokyo Auto Salon.

Dodge has come up with a new way to try and get Vipers to sell, something the brand has had trouble with in the past.

Dodge released the 6.2-liter supercharged 707-hp Hellcat V8 last year and to cap things off, the company released a video showing what it does best: epic burnouts.

It’s always exciting for automakers to introduce new cars to the market, but that also means that we have to bid farewell to antiquated models. Sometimes automakers replace aging cars with new ones while other times models get the axe due to poor sales. As we enter 2015, now is a great time to take a look at all the cars we said goodbye to in 2014.

We covered everything new and exciting to hit the streets in 2014, and now it’s time to see which cars you, our readers, found most interesting. Based on your clicks, here are the ten most popular reviews from 2014. 

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has closed three Chrysler defect investigations which all resulted in recalls. 

The battle of luxury SUVs is heating up.

Chrysler is the latest automaker to give in to NHTSA’s demands of expanding the airbag recall.

Chrysler is calling back about 280,000 Dodge Ram pickup trucks to fix a problem with the rear axle. 

The 2015 Dodge Challenger has received a five-star safety rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

You might be surprised to learn which automobile manufacturers were searched the most this year.

Many customers that placed early orders for Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcats are still waiting for their cars. 

Chrysler is expanding the reach of its recall for vehicles that use airbags made by Takata. 

Each year, WardsAuto evaluates and determines its top 10 best engines and this year, its editors evaluated 37 all-new or improved powertrains before choosing its favorites.

Just like its Challenger sibling, the Dodge Charger Hellcat has been assigned an official fuel economy rating of 22 mpg on the highway. 

It was slightly above freezing, it had rained all night, there were puddles on the drag strip and I had 707 HP worth of Hellcat on summer tires.

Chrysler is expanding its recall of older pickup trucks at the urging of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), although the government agency still doesn’t think its enough.

It’s that time of year again.

After months of halted production as Dodge tried to control Viper inventory levels, the American automaker has announced an expansion for the sports car’s lineup.

As the old adage goes, speed costs money and your velocity is directly proportional to the size of your bank account. Going fast usually ain’t cheap.

It turns out the vehicles entrusted with the safety of families are not as safe as you may think.

For 2015 the Dodge Charger erupted onto the scene with a controversial new look that was quickly forgotten once the powertrain options were announced.

Those looking for a colorful Jeep Grand Cherokee or Dodge Durango will have to hold out for a few months. 

The cheapest way to put 707 horsepower under your right foot is now on its way to dealerships. 

A few weeks ago we published a Top 10 list focusing on some of our favorite in-production vehicles that are getting on in years. In spite of their geriatric status these cars and trucks are aging gracefully, still capable of plastering a big ol’ grin across the lower portion of your face.

Dodge is reclaiming the Viper nameplate and may be bringing back another name known in the world of high-performance sports cars: ACR.

Dodge is previewing possible variants for its performance car lineup at this year’s SEMA Show.

Dodge markets the Hemi and SRT Chargers so effectively that you might forget that it’s a still full-size family sedan. Equipped with a V6 engine and all-wheel drive (AWD), the Charger SXT AWD is the antithesis to the SRT Hellcat.

Dodge is preparing its latest track weapon and took to the SEMA show in Las Vegas to show off the concept. 

The year’s spookiest month has finally passed. Gone with the calendar’s page-turn are bags of corn syrup-laden foodstuffs, poorly thought-out costumes and strangers ringing your doorbell at night demanding sweets in exchange for protection from vandalism.

Chrysler’s October sales are in and the Auburn Hills, Michigan-based automaker posted its 55th-consecutive month of year-over-year gains, but diving into the numbers reveals something interesting.

Someone upstairs has it in for the Hellcat. Maybe the demonic name draws scorn from the powers above, because for the second time in as many Hellcat lapping opportunities, it poured rain.

Curious to see how the Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat is built?

The 2014 SEMA show is just a few days away and Chrysler has BIG plans for this annual Las Vegas event.

Production of the Dodge Viper will resume next month.

Ferrari’s celebration in North America swept the Internet by storm.

Dodge has announced pricing for the 2015 Charger lineup including the outrageous 707 hp Hellcat model.

Chrysler plans to bring a full lineup of concept vehicles to SEMA this year and has released a set of teaser sketches to preview them. 

A problem with the occupant restraint control module has prompted  Chrysler to recall 184,215 SUVs globally.

Drivers looking for something cool have a veritable smörgåsbord of options on the market today. Automakers are building some of the most appealing and exciting vehicles in industry history.

The world didn’t know it, but when the final 2014 Tudor USCC race finished last Saturday it marked more than the end of an inaugural season. It was also the end of Chrysler’s factory-backed SRT Motorsports racing team.

Dodge Viper sales jumped last month following Dodge cutting $15,000 from the price of its V10-powered sports car.

The Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat is faster than a Chevrolet Corvette Z06 under certain conditions.

The Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat that sold over the weekend actually raised more money for charity than first reported. . . a lot more!

Chrysler’s recent recall might just be the start of something bigger.

The minivan segment may not be as popular as it used to be, but that’s not stopping Chrysler from investing in its next-generation model.