The K-cars, the Dodge Aries and Plymouth Reliant, were, quite literally, the cars that saved Chrysler. In 1979, as Chrysler CEO Lee Iacocca was asking Congress for loan guarantees that would save ...

With the Dodge Aries and its Plymouth Reliant sibling, you got about the same interior space as a Volaré or Aspen while using far less fuel, and you got a designed-and-built-in-America four ...

A centerfold magazine advertisement for the 1981 Dodge Aries, first year for the revolutionary K-Car family that saved Chrysler from near-certain bankruptcy.

After filming this instructional video, the Dodge Aries on screen definitely needed a break. The video was posted to YouTube a few years ago, but it seems to have been originally released in 1988.

The latest example of that comes from the 2015 Challenger SRT 392 in the photo above. We know it may be a bit difficult to get past that eye-catching Sublime Green hue of the car, but when you do ...

Hence, we are now looking at the pixel master's latest unofficial, hypothetical design project – an Alfa Romeo Junior lowered on two new types of larger aftermarket wheels.