Dodge Charger
America’s automotive evolution
The Dodge Charger started life as a show car in 1964. While the Dodge Charger fits into many categories, the very first time the moniker was used, the car is showed up on was unlike anything made up to that point. The Dodge Hemi Charger concept was a purebred muscle car with a 600 horsepower engine and three-speed manual transmission. Inspiration for the original design of the single show car was based on the Polara and fitted with a 426 Wedge engine. The name then showed up in 1965 on certain Dodge Darts as a “Charger 273” as a hardtop or convertible, all yellow with black tops, and options like Crager wheels and the 273 engine.
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1971 Dodge
Charger R/T
$74,900
1970 Dodge
Charger RT
$119,900
2021 Dodge
Charger Scat Pack
$51,900
2006 Dodge
Charger
$19,900
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1971 Dodge
Charger R/T
$52,500
1971 Dodge
Charger 500 Restomod
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1976 Dodge
Charger Daytona
$24,995
1970 Dodge
Charger
$299,995
1971 Dodge
Charger 440 Super Bee Tribute
$44,900
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2007 Dodge
Charger Limited Edition Daytona R/T
$15,900
1972 Dodge
Charger
$59,000
1974 Dodge
Charger SE
$34,900
1969 Dodge
Charger
$89,900
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