In the case of the SRT Tomahawk project, Dodge created a concept car that enthusiasts could drive, just not in the real world. The story of the Dodge SRT Tomahawk begins with one of the most ...

One such concept vehicle was the Dodge Tomahawk — a vehicle so positively insane that its top speed is listed as "theoretical" because no one was brave enough (or dumb enough) to test its limits.

This far-out Dodge concept blurred the lines between bike and car, proving that Chrysler wasn't afraid to push the envelope.

Though it looked like a prop taken from a Sci-Fi movie set, the Tomahawk was very much real. With four wheels, an independent suspension system, and a huge V10 borrowed from the Viper, it remains ...

Remember the Dodge Tomahawk? It was an outlandish motorcycle-like vehicle with four wheels and the 8.3-liter V-10 engine out of a Dodge Viper, first revealed at the 2003 Detroit Auto Show.

On the surface, there’s nothing implausible about his car, christened “Tomahawk” as a tribute to the wild V10 Dodge Tomahawk motorcycle introduced in 2003. With hints of the Viper scattered ...

DETROIT -- V-10 engines in Ram pickups, Hemi engines, advertising of questionable taste - brash is the driving attitude at Dodge. Add the Tomahawk motorcycle to the list. At the Detroit auto show ...

You had to be there. I'm not convinced anyone could actually ride the Dodge Tomahawk, a motorcycle with the V10 out of a Viper SRT-10 between both sets of wheels. (I say "both sets" because the ...

In 2003, Dodge unveiled its bizarre Tomahawk motorcycle, complete with the 8.3-liter V10 engine from a Viper of the day. Just nine examples were ever built but for fans of the bizarre motorcycle ...