In Pontiac, Michigan, Dodge reached back across more than half a century to resurrect the Super Bee — a nameplate that once defined an era of American automotive ambition. Unveiled at the threshold of Roadkill Nights, the revived machine carries 600 horsepower from a twin-turbocharged inline-six, more than any factory Super Bee before it. The gesture is as much cultural as mechanical: in an age of accelerating electrification, Dodge is planting a flag for combustion, heritage, and the enduring human desire to feel power beneath one's hands.