W e rarely talk about fictional renderings here at CarBuzz, but when we do, they're usually cool - as cool as a wagon version ...

A few months ago (June '08 issue), we bolted a bunch of Mopar Performance parts on to your author's '05 Dodge Magnum and did a before and after evaluation. The effects of adding a cold-air kit ...

This makes the Dodge Magnum a surprise hit, resurrecting a once-familiar segment with equal parts cool and function by taking full advantage of the corporate synergy within DaimlerChrysler.

The Dodge Magnum Hellcat was never sold. Call it cowardice or prudent business decision making, but Dodge killed the wagon variant of the Charger long before it had the gumption to build a 707 ...

A 1970-vintage Magnum 440 would have a black-painted ... (Make sure to explore the first three parts of this Dodge Daytona OE restoration in the related links below.) ...

Dodge decided to offer something similar, and the Force Magnum became available as a dealer-installed package. Owners could also buy the kit separately and install the parts themselves.

It isn't a problem to find a decent used 5.9 Magnum engine from late-model used-parts sources ... Magnum in place of the slant-six in your old Dodge Dart or Plymouth Duster.

The second three months of living with a Dodge Magnum RT in our long-term test fleet ... because the car limped around for a couple of weeks waiting on parts—no one opted to take it on long ...

The Dodge Magnum offered old-school performance for the modern era The Magnum isn't remembered very often these days, but those who do recall Dodge's late-2000s station wagon remember it fondly.

Among car historians, the Dodge Magnum often has the image of the underachieving younger sibling of the far more well-received Dodge Charger. This particular line of cars has had it rough since ...

Fast forward to 1978 when Chrysler started work on an updated 1975 Charger design to replace the Charger altogether: The Dodge Magnum. Dodge built the Magnum to comply with then-existing NASCAR ...

The Magnum is described by Dodge's alliterative Craig Love of the Product Team as a car that "offers the right formula of proportion, packaging and performance that sets it apart from the ...