Two generations of American muscle clash in this epic ¼ mile (Viertelmeile) drag race: the Chevrolet Camaro faces off against ...

Mercedes-AMG is going down the path of fake engine sounds for its new generation of electric vehicles, if the AMG GT XX ...

For instance, a newer Ferrari's V8 sounds completely different from a modern muscle car of similar vintage. To understand acoustic differences between V8s, V6s, and other kinds of engines, one ...

Sound was key in Cadillac's decision to build a cross-plane V8 the in the LMC55.R V-8, and lead propulsion engineer Adam Trojanek told Hagerty that it was vital that the car had to be easily ...

That’s why even though the new Dodge Charger Daytona is electric, it still needs to sound like it has a V8, and the famed American muscle car maker just revealed what its V8 fakery sounds like.

The sound is completed by electronic components inside, producing what Dodge calls "Hellcat sound levels". The system could even vibrate the car like a V8, or be silenced in stealth mode.

The super sedan appears to have sounds inspired by combustion, and possibly a Hyundai Ioniq 5 N feature or two.

Who says an all-electric muscle car can't sound like it has a V8 under the hood? Dodge, that's who. Enter the Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust system on the new all-new Dodge Charger Daytona.

The V8 Toyota Land Cruiser, V8 Ram 1500, and V8 Mercedes-Benz G550 are all gone. There’s even more devastation for passenger cars, with the Chevy Camaro and the Dodge Challenger/Charger also ...

The new Charger now features an inherently stiffer platform than the V8 charger it replaces—Dodge says the powertrain-agonistic body is 23 percent stiffer than the old car, a number that rises ...