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OEM vs Aftermarket Parts: an Engineer’s View
When to use OEM or aftermarket parts, and what the differences are - on both new and older cars - with Hellcat V8 implications
The life of a car salesman
Stiff competition and dirty tricks, good and bad dealerships, feast and famine, and how the best dealers to work for do it
Trenton Engine 2025 Family Day
See inside the engine factory!
Maxwell, US Motor, Standard: pre-Chrysler, 1904 to 1925
How Maxwell Motors morphed into U.S. Motor Company and Standard Motor, then finally became Chrysler Corporation in 1925 after making Chryslers for a year
Chrysler-Owned English Luxury: Humber
“The Rolls-Royce of compact cars,” 1899 to 1976
Original Hemi: 331 to 392 V8
The famed “dual rocker” V8
Chrysler Racing’s report on the 1968 Dodge Charger 500 speed tests
Dodge putting some serious analysis and thought into their highly stable, 192-mph racing cars
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Books by MoTales writer David Zatz
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