Throughout the history of television and film, cars have played an important role. While the majority of silver screen featured cars are quickly forgotten, a handful of them become just as famous as ...

What's a General Lee? A defeated commander of the Confederate Army in the American Civil War and a hugely popular long-jump champion (and TV star), 1969 Dodge Charger. The historical character named ...

The modern-day Dodge Charger is a mere shadow of its former self. Stellantis, which is the brand's parent company, decided that it would be best if the muscle car does not offer a V8 option, though ...

As anyone who's ever been home sick watching reruns in the middle of the day knows, the TV show The Dukes of Hazzard was famous for the absurd flights made by its vehicular star, a ...

Forty years after The Dukes of Hazzard finished its original run, the image of an orange Dodge Charger flying through the air is still etched in our brains – well, at least to those of us who are old ...

John Neff is a veteran automotive journalist with over two decades of experience leading major outlets such as Autoblog and Motor1. Beginning his career as Editor-in-Chief of Speed, Style & Sound, he ...

A couple of would be Duke boys ran out of luck — and road — when they wrecked their "General Lee" muscle car in Missouri on Sunday. The pair ran off of Highway 165 in Hollister, outside Branson, on ...

What’s “the most famous television car in the world”? We suppose that depends on who you ask, but to many, nothing but the General Lee could possibly hold the title. Of course, there wasn’t just one ...

Looks like those Duke boys got themselves in a whole heap of trouble again… and nearly took out a cameraman doing it. Hundreds watched in awe as a stunt driver took a replica of the iconic General Lee ...

A couple of would be Duke boys ran out of luck — and road — when they wrecked their “General Lee” muscle car in Missouri on Sunday. The pair ran off of Highway 165 in Hollister, outside Branson, on ...