The name doesn't really mean anything; Fratzog is the name Dodge gave to the oddball logo it used on some of the best muscle cars in the 1960s and 1970s. At the time, Dodge didn't even mention it ...

A close look at the stripes will show the Fratzog logo - Dodge's returning emblem for its next-generation vehicles - forming a pattern that fills each stripe. It's a cool execution for an ...

Dodge will use the event to showcase customized versions of the new Charger Daytona. One of the models will have matte black stripes with red accents and Fratzog logos. The Spring Festival of LX ...

Dodge is making a comeback to the Spring Fest ... In the photos, the car rocks a matte black paint with red stripes and wears Fratzog logos with pride. If you are asking yourself, "What in the ...

Dodge has teased a customized version of its ... Among the standouts was a Charger Daytona outfitted with dual matte black Fratzog stripes, trimmed in red and filled with a repeating Fratzog ...

Stripes have long been a popular customization option for Dodge muscle lovers looking to add a distinctive look to their vehicle. Using the Fratzog logo – the new symbol of Dodge brand next ...

It is bathed in black with matte black racing stripes with hundreds of small Fratzog logos and red pin stripes. Dodge’s online configurator doesn’t include these stripes, which is a shame ...

selling three times the number of EVs as the next largest market Fratzog dual stripes with red trim show off potential personalization paths for new Charger Dodge brand and design teams will ...