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Dodge Cars and Suvs
In recent years, Dodge has been experiencing a resurgence, transforming from a volume brand into a top muscle car manufacturer. That’s not such a stretch given Dodge (and sister brand Plymouth) basically defined the muscle car era of the 1960s and 1970s with iconic models like the Charger and Challenger.
The Dodge of today is defined largely by the Charger full-size sedan (reintroduced in 2005), its Challenger coupe counterpart (resurrected in 2008), and the Durango midsize SUV. Each of these are offered with a wide variety of performance upgrades to suit a range of consumer needs. The Charger and the Challenger, for example, are both available with supercharged V8 engines under the hood, while their high-performance Hellcat variants have become instant classics.
If you’re looking for a family sedan with more than 700 horsepower, a Charger Hellcat is what you want for getting the kids to school in a hurry. The retro-styled Challenger Hellcat is distinct as the only American muscle car available with all-wheel drive and back seats that you can actually use. The Durango is similar to the Charger with seven seats and similarly muscular engines available under the hood including an SRT Durango with 475 hp.
Browse this page for Dodge model news, reviews, pricing, specifications, MPG and more – then search for new or used vehicles for sale in your local area.
Find a Dodge dealer near you.
The Dodge of today is defined largely by the Charger full-size sedan (reintroduced in 2005), its Challenger coupe counterpart (resurrected in 2008), and the Durango midsize SUV. Each of these are offered with a wide variety of performance upgrades to suit a range of consumer needs. The Charger and the Challenger, for example, are both available with supercharged V8 engines under the hood, while their high-performance Hellcat variants have become instant classics.
If you’re looking for a family sedan with more than 700 horsepower, a Charger Hellcat is what you want for getting the kids to school in a hurry. The retro-styled Challenger Hellcat is distinct as the only American muscle car available with all-wheel drive and back seats that you can actually use. The Durango is similar to the Charger with seven seats and similarly muscular engines available under the hood including an SRT Durango with 475 hp.
Browse this page for Dodge model news, reviews, pricing, specifications, MPG and more – then search for new or used vehicles for sale in your local area.
Find a Dodge dealer near you.
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2025 Dodge Cars
2025 Charger
$57,995 - $64,995
2025 Durango
12 - 18 MPG City / 17 - 25 MPG Hwy
$38,495 - $84,995
2025 Hornet
21 MPG City / 29 MPG Hwy
$29,995 - $41,645
2024 Dodge Cars
2024 Charger
$57,995 - $64,995
2024 Durango
12 - 19 MPG City / 17 - 26 MPG Hwy
$39,670 - $95,995
2024 Hornet
21 MPG City / 29 MPG Hwy
$31,400 - $46,400
2023 Dodge Cars
2023 Challenger
13 - 19 MPG City / 21 - 30 MPG Hwy
$32,800 - $68,600
2023 Charger
12 - 19 MPG City / 21 - 30 MPG Hwy
$35,325 - $82,670
2023 Durango
12 - 19 MPG City / 17 - 26 MPG Hwy
$40,640 - $94,605
2023 Hornet
21 MPG City / 29 MPG Hwy
$30,735 - $44,995
Past Dodge Models
2020 Grand Caravan
17 MPG City / 25 MPG Hwy
$27,530 - $35,535
2020 Journey
19 MPG City / 25 MPG Hwy
$23,675 - $28,595
2017 Viper
12 MPG City / 19 MPG Hwy
$87,895 - $118,795
2016 Dart
22 - 28 MPG City / 33 - 41 MPG Hwy
$16,995 - $24,395
2014 Avenger
19 - 21 MPG City / 29 - 30 MPG Hwy
$20,595 - $25,795
2012 Caliber
22 - 24 MPG City / 27 - 32 MPG Hwy
$17,380 - $21,280
2011 Dakota
14 - 15 MPG City / 18 - 20 MPG Hwy
$23,210 - $33,635
2011 Nitro
15 - 16 MPG City / 21 - 22 MPG Hwy
$21,590 - $28,995
2010 Ram 1500 Truck
13 - 14 MPG City / 18 - 20 MPG Hwy
$20,610 - $42,650
2010 Ram 2500 Truck
$27,215 - $43,150
2010 Ram 3500 Truck
$34,680 - $50,645
2009 Sprinter
$38,425 - $47,220
2008 Magnum
13 - 18 MPG City / 18 - 26 MPG Hwy
$23,420 - $38,105
2007 Caravan
19 - 20 MPG City / 26 MPG Hwy
$19,055 - $22,995
2006 Ram SRT-10
9 MPG City / 12 - 15 MPG Hwy
$47,605 - $51,810
2006 Stratus
21 - 22 MPG City / 28 - 30 MPG Hwy
$20,825 - $23,755
2005 Neon
29 MPG City / 36 MPG Hwy
$13,800 - $16,110
2005 SRT-4
22 MPG City / 30 MPG Hwy
$20,700
2004 Intrepid
19 - 21 MPG City / 27 - 29 MPG Hwy
$21,385 - $24,705
2003 B1500
15 MPG City / 16 MPG Hwy
$20,035 - $22,190
2003 B2500
14 MPG City / 16 MPG Hwy
$21,580 - $23,645
2003 B3500
$23,265 - $23,810
1996 Stealth
18 - 19 MPG City / 24 - 25 MPG Hwy
$24,461 - $34,820
1995 Spirit
$14,323
1994 B150
$12,951 - $15,866
1994 B250
$15,911 - $19,546
1994 B350
$17,559 - $20,565
1994 Colt
$9,319 - $12,298
1994 Shadow
$8,806 - $10,652
1993 D/W Truck
$13,833 - $24,657
1993 Daytona
$10,874 - $19,215
1993 Dynasty
$14,796 - $16,367
1993 Ram 50 Truck
$8,865 - $11,956
1993 Ramcharger
$17,636 - $21,696
1992 Monaco
$14,354 - $17,203
1990 Omni
$6,995
1989 Aries
$7,595
1989 Diplomat
$11,995 - $14,795
1989 Lancer
$11,195 - $17,395
1989 Raider
$12,550
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