Dodge will say goodbye to NASCAR with one heck of a going-away party. Dodge driver Brad Keselowski clinched Sprint Cup title.

After 11 years of competing in NASCAR, Dodge is reportedly once again pulling out of the racing series. Penske Racing, the only team running under the Dodge banner in 2012, announced in March it ...

NASCAR President Mike Helton poses with the redesigned Charger that Dodge planned to use in 2013 as it was unveiled in March at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. (NASCAR/Getty Images) ...

While that’s a bummer for Dodge fans, it could be your opportunity to pick up a cool piece of oddball stock car history. The last Dodge in NASCAR is now up for sale.

The last time Dodge won the NASCAR Cup title, in 1975, Ralph Gilles was playing with Matchbox cars on his mother’s living room floor. Even then, Gilles, now the president and CEO of the SRT ...

At the end of its championship-winning 2012 season with Penske Racing in NASCAR’s top division, Dodge pulled out of the series when its flagship team moved to Ford power for the next season. But ...

Dodge jumps back into the NASCAR scene with the amazing Dodge Intrepid R/Ts. With teams like Bill Davis racing, Chip Ganassi Racing, Petty Enterprises, Penske Racing, and others, Dodge was a sure ...

So now what? Presumably Dodge knows the rules. Would they be willing to re-enter NASCAR through the truck series, or would they insist to jumping straight back into Cup?

HAMPTON, Ga. — Dodge is eying a return to the NASCAR Truck Series as soon as the 2026 season, with the manufacturer having already begun the process to gain NASCAR’s formal approval to join ...

But if Dodge were to return to Cup, when could that happen? Well, according to NASCAR executive vice president John Probst, there is a hard minimum for that.

Much like the 2013 NASCAR Ford Fusion that was revealed earlier this year, the 2013 Dodge Charger actually looks like a stock car, resembling its factory counterpart. While the cars themselves may ...

Dodge Motorsports reached another milestone in its return to Winston Cup Racing with the approval by NASCAR of the engine for its Dodge Intrepid R/T race car. "In our 500-day countdown to the 2001 ...