Dodge Avenger Mopar Interior Ambient Lighting kit: Perfect for Avenger owners who love to customize, this multiple color lighting kit illuminates underneath both driver and passenger side compartments. Think of it as an in-car mood ring. ($240)

Remote Control Dodge Challenger: $28: For the little gearhead-in-training, this remote control Challenger comes in coveted Detonator Yellow. ($28)

Remote Control Charger Police Car: Worried the Challenger is teaching your young ones a bad lesson? This rechargeable police cruiser, modeled after the fierce Dodge Charger line of patrol cars, will help get them get on the right side of the law. ($28)

NASCAR Hall of Fame Personalized Commemorative Brick: Give the racing fans in your life the chance to cement their own spot at the NASCAR Hall of Fame with a brick installed at the facility’s Ceremonial Plaza (opening in Spring 2010). You can also get them a replica to display on their own personal racetrack at home. ($150-$325; replica $65-$150)

Drew Pearson Dodge “HEMI” Shred Flame Cap: This officially licensed HEMI Cap features a fierce flame design along with Dodge and HEMI embroidering. ($9)

HEMI Christmas ornament: Inject some octane into the family Christmas tree with this ornament crafted to resemble the 426 HEMI engine. ($17)

Dodge Viper SRT/10 Convertible Metal Die Cast: This highly detailed 1:18 scale diecast Viper replica is a carbon copy of the real sports car — well, minus a bit of power, of course. ($50)

Dodge Nitro Bike Rack: Straight out of Mopar comes this hitch-mount bicycle carrier, available in either a two or four bike capacity for outdoorsy Nitro owners. ($268-$308)

Chrome Exhaust Tips: These easy-to-install tips add a sporty, finished look to the Dodge Journey. ($65)

Cat-back Exhaust System: For the gearhead Challenger, Charger, or Magnum owner, this free-flow system boosts horsepower, torque and fuel economy — in addition to adding a deep-toned exhaust note. ($1,190)

Mopar Stage 2 Coilover Suspension Kit: This performance kit utilizes stainless steel struts and adjustable spring perches to lower your Dodge Charger or Magnum. ($1,430)

Want to feel what it’s like to have a virtual Dodge Avenger drive in your hands? Just head to the Avenger website to get behind the wheel on your own computer screen. It’s easy: Just print out the marker and hold it up to your webcam. Within moments, your own 3D Avenger will appear on the screen. You can take it for a virtual spin by twisting and turning the paper, and watch your car react live. Watch the video at left to see each step explained, and get a feel for what life’s like in the driver’s seat of the new Avenger.

A full line of 2010 Dodge vehicles fills most of the West Hall’s square footage at the LA Auto Show.

Dodge Charger, Challenger, Avenger, Nitro, Grand Caravan, Caliber and Journey models are all here, showcasing their key refinements for 2010. But of course, the Dodge making big news is the Viper SRT, which will have a limited production run of 500 units. One particular limited edition model, the ACR 1:33 — a tribute to the car that set the track record at Laguna Seca last month — will have a run of just 33 cars.

But it’s not all about the record-breaking 2010 Viper. An impressive display of trophies celebrates the racing achievements of Viper over the years, and on the floor you’ll find five Dodge Vipers — including Ralph Gilles’s personal ride, a black-on-black Viper ACR named “Voodoo” (the buzz is that only 10 total will be produced) — seemingly ready to pounce out of the Dodge corral. Beyond the Viper and a hypnotic rotating display of the new Challenger, an enormous flatscreen flashes the features of the Dodge Journey.

Measured by horsepower, sheer floor space, or pure sex appeal, Dodge dominates this year’s LA Auto Show. If you can’t make it there yourself, don’t worry — you can drool over them from the comfort of your own home by clicking through our photo gallery below.