SyFy's Defiance is set in a post-invasion world of 2046 where various galactic races live alongside tough but bummed out humans in a drastically altered Earth. It also features a curiously modified Dodge Charger. How'd it get that way? This commercial explains.

It may not be a dark green Mustang, but this is your chance to own a piece of history from the legendary Steve McQueen flick Bullitt. As long as you're prepared to pay a million dollars for it, anyway.

There's a new show coming this April to SyFy called Defiance that puts vaguely elven aliens and humans, together, on the same battle scarred earth. It's sort of like post-war Vienna without all the zither music and black-market trade in penicillin.

Meet Mike Musto's 1968 Dodge Charger and 1969 Dodge Daytona. They're what you might call "resto mod" or "pro touring." That is, they're updated with various modern bits to make them more usable. Mike doesn't have a trailer, so if you've ever seen these cars anywhere, he drove them there.

If there's one cop car that says, "hey, criminals, I'm gonna arrest the living crap out of you," it's the Charger. Maybe it's fitting that this all-black cop Dodge gets a Decepticon badge on the hood, and not one from Autobots.

More Big Muscle in the big apple this week, as Mike Musto continues his New York adventure, finding muscle cars in his hometown of friggin' Queens, NY.

According to his Twitter account, Bubba Watson, recent winner of the Masters, is a Christian, a husband, a daddy, a pro golfer, and the owner of General Lee 1. He bought the car in January at the Barrett Jackson auto auction in Scottsdale Arizona, shelling out $110,000 for the car form the iconic jump scene featured in …

Joining the hot new NASCAR Ford Fusion next year will be the vehicle you see here, which is purportedly the 2013 Dodge Charger stock car. It looks angry. Did we make it mad?

Chrysler may want to give the new Dodge Dart a well-accessorized introduction, but other product lines are getting some welcome Mopar-style attention as well. The only problem is that the best part on display for the Charger Redline 426 is the one you're not really allowed to use.

At next weekend's Barrett Jackson Scottsdale auction the first 1969 Dodge Charger ever used in "The Dukes of Hazzard" will cross the block with No Reserve. The car was used and destroyed filming a jump off a dirt ramp that was featured in the opening of all 145 episodes of the show.