I saw this in my neighborhood the other day, and screeched to a nice dangerous stop to take some pictures. Since I came to Retro's defense, I've been hyper aware of all the Retro cars on the road, and when I saw this prime example of Class 3/Synthetic Comprehensive goodness, I had to stop.

We all hate teasers of upcoming vehicles, but I couldn't help but think of a certain meme when I saw the Durango's new tail.

While other performance-oriented brands are figuring out ways to charge car buyers more and more (often more money for fewer features), Chrysler's SRT brand has the budget-minded enthusiast covered. Cheaper versions of their most powerful cars that forego the luxury features we don't care about? Yes, please.

Dodge has decided the best way to light a fire under Dart sales is to start crowdfunding them. That's why they've started the Dodge Dart Registry, and it's probably the bro-iest idea ever.

The new Dodge Dart is a great looking little Italo-American sedan, but it doesn't have much to offer the enthusiast. Hoping to remedy this, Dodge unveiled a new Dart model at the Detroit show today with a bit more power and a sportier suspension. It's called the Dart GT.

Dodge will be showing a new GT variant of the Dart at the Detroit Auto Show next week, which is basically a renamed version of the R/T that was supposed to debut in 2012.

There's nothing like a singing, piano playing math professor to tell you how much better Dodge is than all the other American car manufacturers. As his white guy-dressed-as-a-Navajo sidekick points out, "Dodge Coronet scalpum competition." Groan.

As you can see, Ralph Gilles is stoked on the new Dodge Charger Daytona, a nameplate that is back (for real) for only the second time since the pointy-nosed, high-winged 1969 model debuted. Ralph Gilles is rad, so we think his excitement is worth taking note of.

In other, non-Formula One American motorsports news today, Penske Dodge driver Brad Keselowski won his first Sprint Cup title today after the Ford EcoBoost 400 in Homestead, Florida.

Chrysler Co. has a spotty history in social media. Sometimes they're brilliant and sometimes they drop the f-bomb on Detroit drivers. It seems like today they just left the intern in charge. It didn't go well.