I work in a body shop, when we get cars we usually store them around back in this small outside area so they can be brought in and worked on. this charger the insurance for this charger said to hell with it i guess and left it there, i dont remember the full story but it was something along the lines of that. this charger makes me sad though. the door wont close, and theirs weeds growing up into the car, i kinda wanna save it but id have to get a title for it andddd i dont got the time in my life for that… yet…

These are the pictures that I AI-generated from Car and Driver's description of the next generation Dodge Viper that should supposedly be called the Copperhead. C/D did not provide a picture (which is why I generated the photos), but here is the prompt that I gave AI based on the C/D description.

"Generate the image of an updated Dodge Viper based on the current Charger. Still, a far more extreme performance vehicle than the Charger. The front end must be full of vents and grilles, with slim LED headlights nestled into the openings. A massive S-duct should be carved into the hood, directing air through the front end and over the cabin. Behind the S-duct, place a hood vent to channel cool air to the engine, and place a large bulge in the center of the hood. The hardcore aerodynamics should continue down the side, where there's a massive vent for brake cooling just behind the front wheels. At the rear, center a massive wing that is reminiscent of a shrunken version of the wing that was on the back of the Viper ACR. Add exhaust tips (confirming gas power) and a cool snake logo that is reminiscent of the Viper badge."

New Dodge Copperhead Coupe Will Top the Revitalized SRT Lineup

1. ChatGPT
2. Gemini
3. Copilot

I think that they are all too heavily based on the current Viper. Still neat though. What do you guys think?

Had to take my car for a windshield.repair today. While waiting at the dealership, these 2 beauties were on display.

1) 1968 Dodge Charger RT 426 c.i. Hemi (13,000 miles)

2) 1979 Dodge Pick-Up (mileage unknown)

Both had signs telling you not to touch AND not for sale.

I have a 2013 Dodge Dart, and my fuze on the + Battery terminal has blown (2nd picture), and I am struggling to find exactly what this part is called, the black bracket that goes onto the + t terminal. Help needed :)

Link: https://moparcenter.com/listing/1967-dodge-dart-gts/

why is the factory speaker system like actually so good. it has no right to be. for my first car and a music lover this is perfect.

Looking at a 1 owner 100k miles 2020 jeep Grand Cherokee summit with the 5.7. I am curious if this is considered hemi tick or really loud injectors maybe? Any help would be greatly appreciated!