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Description: This season had just one team - albeit a major one - using Dodge engines: Penske Racing. But the oval-racing powerhouse is jumping ship, to be powered by Roush-prepared Ford engines next season, leavi...
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So they haven't yet. Change the title to something that indicates reports or "Dodge may be dropping out"
What if it was like back in the day where you could have a coupe, sedan or a wagon? I know that's basically what the Magnum and Challenger are for but still... I would love a 2 door Charger, hell I love it even as a 4 door!
I like this stock car more than any of the other automakers. It's the closest resemblance to its original.
Description: Of course, even with lack of interest looking like the cause, questions abound as to how committed Dodge really was to its NASCAR program. Dodge spends less than any other carmaker in the series, and...
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SRT just got back into the ALMS this past weekend. The Viper did alright.
on the subject of F1, slightly off topic, I'm gonna be on turn 11 at the Circuit of the Americas in November! Who's gonna be joining me there?
Damn FIAT. I guess you cant really say anything because they basically helped the company stay alive but still.
I would much rather see that. I'm not a fan of the American NASCAR sport myself.
Description: Dodge, as a result, may have to reconcile itself to participating in less prominent forms of racing like RallyCross as it packs up its trucks and rolls away from America's super-speedways. UPDATE...
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Damn, that's a shame. Hopefully they'll be back in a few years once they have the extra money to put into high-profile motorsports again.
Yeah, that's it. Positive camber on one side will make the car easier to turn into the corners. They also use slightly larger tires on the right side to help with that as well.
Has to do with the banking of all the left turns, I believe. If anyone would correct me if I am wrong, I would be most gracious.
Don't like the way this one looks. The charger is better. This just looks a bit weird.
I think it need to head strait back to the 60's with real car and not the same one, but who cares, and I think if Toyota wants to be in it then theirs has to be fwd until the Camry is Rwd, same for other makers
Id rather have a company thar employs american than an american company in mexico. Id rather have some money go to the workers than making the ceos richer... u think chevy ceo cares about giving bck to the ppl
nascar is lame the Australians got it right with v8 supercars that is some bad ass racing with big American v8s
ok, well if "NASMAR" takes off I'm the Bernie Eccelstone of it.
Obviously I'm not complaint against the employment they give (coming from a recently laid off construction worker), I have nothing against Toyota, they make good cars... But I still prefer American cars.
Yes, Aaron, but Toyota does provide jobs for Americans, so that Americans can feed their families and put a roof over their heads.
Oh c'mon don't be like that damn article a while back saying "Toyota" was the most American automaker. Where do the profits go? Where is it based? Japan Japan Japan!
Well it is the most American made car... Entirely produced in the US
I hate to say it but I would actually watch NASMAR! lmao
If they did motorcycles they'd have to change the name to NASMAR
"win on Sunday, sell on Monday" doesn't have the same ring to it when your Impala, Camry, or Taurus is a cookie cutter v6 slushbox fwd, at least Dodge mostly had it right using the Charger
@Das Motorcycle NASCAR would be badass though.
I wish they would go back to the roots of NASCAR, vehicles basically pulled right off the showroom floor and stripped out, that way all automakers involved will have v8 rwd cars for us to choose from
that's what she said! dodge better pull out because if NASCAR reproduces and makes a new sport like motorcycle NASCAR, I'll end myself.
The sport itself is still all American. Isn't this old news? I thought I heard about Dodge leaving NASCAR at least three weeks ago.
It hasn't been all American since Toyota joined