Dodge

Sales of the Neon were strong for Dodge in the 1990s and early 2000s. This vehicle was constantly upgraded and received a turbo edition in 2003. The SRT 4 edition was produced as a 2.4 displacement edition for performance vehicle enthusiasts. While this engine was produced in-house by Dodge, these can be hard to locate…

Dodge Charger engine was created in multiple formations in 2005. Chrysler decided to produce the Charger after decades of it sitting vacant. The production run lasted until 2010. The first formation of the V6 engine that was selected was the 2.7. This same engine was used in editions like the Chrysler 300. This powerful V6…

Dodge Dakota came to life in 1987 and remained until 2011. What this pickup truck series offered was a lot more power. The S10 and Ford Ranger made use of smaller 4-cylinder engines as the base power engine. The Dakota started things off with more horsepower and quickly changed to a V6. The 3.9L V6…

Dodge Avenger was created by Chrysler in 1995 to go up against its Neon. Dodge had its line of economy cars but no sports sedans. The Avenger came along right at the tail end of the Mitsubishi-Chrysler company known as Diamond Star. Like the Neon did before it, the Avenger made use of the 4-cylinder…

Dodge Aries arrived in 1981 and earned a decade of sales figures to prove its success to the world. Both the Aries and Reliant were mid-size passenger cars that were marketed to individuals and to families that wanted more legroom. The standard 4-cylinder engine was great for fuel mileage on city and suburban streets and…

Dodge Caliber engines can be either 2.4L or 2.0L. We sell each of these Chrysler engines although we know the 2.4L is most popular. The Caliber is a new concept vehicle from Chrysler. Dodge used coupes and compact cars to dominate the 1990s and wanted something different for the 2000s. The hatchback design of the…

The Dodge Ram Wagon 3.9L engines are probably the most popular installment in the Ram Wagon. These engines were mass produced from the late 1980s until 2003. We still have quite a large stock of these engines and we have no problem getting more of them. The Ram Wagon was unique because it was made…

Dodge Dynasty uses the 3.3L V6 engines just like many of the Chrysler produced luxury and passengers cars. Much of the ’90s was ruled by Dodge and its reliance on the 3.3L engine for cars that needed a little extra horsepower. The Dynasty might have only lasted for 5 production years, but the 3.3L engine…