The story of the legendary 426 Hemi doesn’t begin with the 1966 model year. Rather, it starts in 1963, when Chrysler ...

The Chrysler Hemi engine has a rich history. The automaker didn't initially put Hemi engines into cars. Originally, they were produced for military and aeronautic use. Thus, while many folks were ...

Dodge's family hauler gets sportier for 2026. A new package will highlight the Durango's HEMI power and performance upgrade.

People most closely associate the hemi engine with Chrysler due to the automaker's HEMI trademark. However, around the same time that the 426 HEMI was making its mark on the muscle car scene ...

2024 is a sad year for many engine enthusiasts because it will see Dodge discontinue production of its famed Hemi engine. Car companies have long been trying to adhere to ever changing emissions ...

Chrysler engineers committed themselves to the testing and development of Hemi engines throughout the war for military and aeronautic use. There were two experimental models completed. One was the ...

In a sea of LS swaps, the name "hemi" carries a lot of emotional baggage for those retro-minded enthusiasts among us. If you've got a hemi, your chest might well puff up with pride, and if you don ...

During the last few years, the talk of new Hemi engines has typically referred to the third-generation units used in Chrysler's late-model products, such as Charger, 300C, and Ram. With the advent ...

Based on the bones of Chrysler’s first-generation Hemi engine from 1951 to 1958, HOT ROD had a pretty good sense that the new version from 1964 was going to kick ass. Don’t get too excited ...

In 2003, Chrysler reintroduced the legendary Hemi engine to American car buyers after a decades-long hiatus. The first of the "third generation" Hemis was the 5.7-liter, gas-powered, 90-degree ...

The storied Chrysler Hemi has had its fair share of ... but Dodge has managed to stuff a Hemi in engine bays that once seemed unlikely recipients. This is still just speculation, so don’t ...

It appears that Chrysler royally screwed up, and owners of 2011 Jeeps, Dodges, and Rams equipped with the legendary 5.7-liter Hemi have paid for it dearly. For some reason, the engine's valve ...