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Dodge is shaking up the muscle car world once again with the all-new 2026 Charger Daytona Sedan—a four-door electric powerhouse that blends retro attitude with futuristic performance. In this article, we break down everything you need to know about Dodge’s bold move into EV territory, from performance specs to design details and what it means for the future of American muscle.

What happens when a design student reimagines the future of American muscle? You get a jaw-dropping electric Dodge concept that’s bold enough to rival the Ford Mustang GTD. Created by John Carioti as his senior thesis, this futuristic EV muscle car grabbed the attention of Stellantis’ Chief Design Officer, Ralph Gilles, proving that this student creation might just be a glimpse into the future of performance cars.

Italy’s legacy of fusing exotic design with American V8 grunt lives on in the all-new Automobili Mignatta Rina. Inspired by classic 1960s barchettas but engineered with state-of-the-art technology, the Rina blends old-school charm with modern performance. A carbon monocoque chassis, Ford’s proven 5.0-liter Coyote V8, and a purist interior make this limited-production roadster a love letter to real driving enthusiasts. Here’s why it deserves a spot among today’s most exciting low-volume sports cars.

The next-generation Dodge Charger might be electric and turbocharged, but that hasn’t stopped one designer from bringing back the classic muscle car flavor. This stunning widebody concept reimagines the 2025 Charger as a snarling, HEMI-powered beast with bold SRT Hellcat styling—hinting at what could be, if Dodge brings back the V8.

One of Australia’s most legendary muscle cars is now up for grabs! This 1978 Ford Falcon XC Cobra #349, one of only 400 ever built, is currently listed on Bring a Trailer. Inspired by Ford’s historic 1-2 Bathurst 1000 finish, this ultra-rare coupe features a factory 302ci V8, bold racing stripes, and tasteful performance upgrades. With a rich history and a documented provenance, this Falcon Cobra is a collector’s dream. Don’t miss your chance to own a true Aussie icon!

When it comes to pushing the limits of American muscle, few do it better than Hennessey Performance. Their latest creation, the 860-horsepower Super Venom Mustang, takes the legendary Ford Mustang GT to extreme new heights.

The new GT350 trades the high-revving 5.2-litre flat-plane Voodoo engine for Ford’s trusty 5.0-litre Coyote V8.

Al Yasid's jaw-dropping redesign of the iconic Chevy El Camino. This virtual concept combines American muscle heritage with high-performance European styling for a modern twist.

If you’re a fan of custom-built vintage muscle cars, you’ve likely heard of Ringbrothers a family-run business renowned for transforming classic cars with innovative design and unmatched performance.

Dodge, traditionally known for its muscle cars and dominance on the dragstrip, is expanding into a new frontier rallycross.

The American muscle car scene appears to be in a state of flux. While Ford continues to forge ahead with its iconic Mustang, both Stellantis and General Motors seem to be stepping back from the traditional two-door V8 formula.

In the 1960s, Yenko Chevrolet in Pennsylvania earned a reputation for its high-performance muscle cars. These vehicles, known for their impressive modifications, are now some of the most sought-after collector's items from that period.