If you were excited about yesterday’s news on the 2015 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat, you’ll want to take a look at these videos.

The first product to come out of the re-married Dodge and SRT brands is shaping up to be a red-hot tire smoker.

Chrysler has announced a recall that affects 780,000 minivans for window switches that can overheat and lead to a fire. 

Progeny of the ill-fated Daimler-Chrysler merger, the Dodge Charger came to be in 2005 as a throwback to classic muscle nostalgia in a full-size sedan body. With retro looks, paint schemes and a throwback for a name, the Charger was more than just a pretender thanks to models like the R/T, R/T Daytona and SRT8.

Pour one out for performance car maker SRT, which is being consolidated back into the Dodge brand. 

Minivans may no longer be the default vehicle for growing families, but that doesn’t mean these practical do-it-all boxes should be ignored.

It’s a new week fully loaded with new cars. Lets dive into AutoGuide Now and see what the editors of AutoGuide.com are testing this week.

Sedans were all the rage this week with AutoGuide.com‘s most watched videos.

From our review of the 2015 Subaru WRX STI to our first look video of the 2015 Dodge Charger, car shoppers worldwide took a closer look at all the four-door models available in today’s market. Of course, no sedan shopper can ignore the 2015 Toyota Camry as well.

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Overshadowed by other more recent compacts including the Civic, Mazda3 and Corolla, it’s easy to forget about the Dodge Dart. We set out to determine if it’s worth remembering.

With the 2014 New York Auto Show kicking off this past week, AutoGuide‘s videos were watched worldwide in order to check out all the latest debuts.

Our most watched video of the week is the reveal of the 2015 Toyota Camry, while car lovers were also interested to see how the Dodge Charger and Challenger have changed for the 2015 model year. German sports car enthusiasts were glued to the screen to watch our our Audi R8 vs. Porsche 911 comparison video.

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Can’t make it to New York for the 2015 Dodge Charger and Challenger debuts? We’ve got you covered.

Someone let the cat out of the bag early, as the 2015 Dodge Challenger has made an appearance on the Web.

Like the 2015 Dodge Challenger, the 2015 Dodge Charger has flexed its new muscles on the Internet ahead of its official debut.

The 2015 Dodge Challenger is getting a little bit of early and unintended exposure.

Dodge announced a sales promotion today that just might convince you to lease a Challenger or Charger even though updated models are right around the corner.

Dodge hopes that sprucing up its Charger sedan will help bring in new buyers. 

Our editors are trading in the luxurious and sporty cars from last week for practical, family-friendly minivans. See what else we’re testing this week on AutoGuide Now.

It’s official: the 2015 Dodge Challenger and Charger will both bow next week in New York.

Pricing for the Dodge Charger and Challenger Scat Packs has been announced.

When an all-new Chrysler 200 debuted for 2015, the car’s Dodge counterpart was unceremoniously axed. Now a rumor suggests an exciting new Avenger, or a car to fill its place, could be on its way.

Chrysler has announced a recall of nearly 900,000 SUVs in order to better protect each vehicle’s brake booster from corrosion.

Each day, AutoGuide strives to report up-to-date automotive news but not all stories are created equal. Some just have a life of our own, especially on social media.

Shared heavily on Facebook, Twitter and Google+, here are our most viral news stories from the past seven days.

The race to claim the highest horsepower rating has been alive and well in the world of muscle cars since the beginning, but it looks like Chrysler is facing an internal horsepower race. 

Introduced in 2008, the Journey is still a first-generation product and after All These Years is still considered to be a value oriented vehicle. For 2014, we got our hands on a fully loaded R/T model, which looks like a capable and versatile family hauler but raises the question: does this Dodge still deliver a deal when it’s generously optioned out?

Chrysler is bringing about 49,000 Dodge Charger vehicles back in to fix an issue that can cause the headlights to stop working. 

Dodge is bringing all-wheel drive to its V6-powered SE-trimmed Journey, which will carry a base price of $25,890 (including destination costs).

Chrysler is calling back 25,250 SUVs from the Jeep and Dodge brands over issues with the braking system. 

In response to news reports that it has demanded as many as 100 donated Dodge Viper sports cars be destroyed, Chrysler has released a statement declaring the cars both obsolete and insignificant.

Chrysler is laying off 325 employees at its Belvidere Assembly Plant in Illinois due to slow sales of the Dodge Dart.

Getting your hands on a copy of the “Shaker” edition Challenger Dodge debuted at least year’s SEMA Show will be tough.

The 2014 Dodge Grand Caravan will be priced from $21,390 including destination.

Chrysler is extending the fuel tank warranties on 2006 Chrysler 300, Dodge Charger and Magnum models to lifetime coverage.

Is Chrysler’s SRT performance division planning a second all-new car? Brand CEO Ralph Gilles won’t say, but fans are asking for a compact performance car he reveals.

Welcome to 2014! Apparently in Chinese Astrology it’s the year of the “wood horse” but let’s hope this timber pony can canter away and carry the auto industry to continuing sales success. Which brands drove away with buckets of cash and which ones took a tumble down the stairs? Let’s take a peek at last month’s showroom winners and losers.

A new trim package for the Dodge Journey will be shown off at the Chicago Auto Show, with unique performance-inspired accents and additional value.