Generally, when a builder wants to put two engines in a car, they fuse the blocks together to make one big engine. A good example is the twin-Hayabusa V8 built by Hartley. The builder of this truck, ...

One of the weirdest and wildest builds that graced the floor at the SEMA show this year is an old 1970 Dodge D-Series pickup truck with two engines. It was built by New Douglas, Illinois-based shop ...

Dodge began building trucks over 100 years ago. Today, Dodge and Ram are separate brands, but their DNA remains the same. The dawn of the automotive age saw hundreds of vehicle manufacturers spring ...

In the early years of Detroit's fledgling automotive industry, commercial vehicle platforms were custom-made affairs and utilized production automotive components. All the initial branded trucks were ...

Introduced for the 1961 model year, the D-Series truck is one of Dodge's longest-running nameplates. That's because it remained in production all the way until 1993. These workhorses were quite ...

When you think of the Power Wagon, the extremely capable and surprisingly comfortable heavy-dutyRam 2500pickup likely comes to mind. But the Power Wagon nameplate is hardly new—it was first used after ...