Dodge
Dodge is not just a car brand, but a high-octane dose of American industrial grit and grind. Founded in 1900 as a parts supplier for the growing auto scene in Motor City, Michigan, Dodge was originally started by the eponymous brothers, who sought to kit out the burgeoning auto culture with the parts necessary for its growth. Though it would go on to become a titan in the auto world, known for engineering cars that have a rebellious soul and "muscle" to plenty of its name, other companies began to drift toward efficiency and luxury over the HEMI-burning muscle car heritage that Dodge came to be associated with throughout its long history. Indeed, the legacy of the brand itself has been built on the capabilities that it has to deliver with its raw power and unique visual appeal. Iconic cars such as the Charger and Challenger have become synonymous with the smell of burnt rubber and the roar of a V-8 motor cropping a weary tail-light as it speeds down the highway. Furthermore,...