Dodge pushes ‘Last Call’ reveal due to exploding engines, Ram’s delayed truck revealDodge had plans to unveil the last farewell model ‘Last Call’ Challenger or Charger at SEMA 2022 in Las Vegas this week, but those plans blew up with the engine, literally. According to Dodge CEO Tim Kuniskis, the brand “ran into some problems. To be more precise,when pushed to the limits in the Dodge test lab. We’re not talking about a minor breakdown. Apparently, the engines really have been blowing up.
A teaser image of the truck’s side profile accompanied the announcement, and a production model should follow in 2024. The 1500 Revolution is Ram’s next stop on its journey to a fully electrified lineup by 2030.Article content2023 Honda Civic Type R. Honda announced prices this week, along with the confirmation that an SE model would not follow. As a quick refresher, the ‘racing’ special uses the brand’s K20C1 2.
It sounds plenty deserving of that “R,” but if the news has you reeling with sticker shock, just be glad you’re not in America where the car is even more expensive at around $58,000 by today’s exchange rate.Article content