DODGE NEWS

The Dodge Charger, born in 1966, burst onto the automotive scene with a roar that echoed through the decades. A muscle car icon, it started as a fastback version of the Dodge Coronet and quickly became a symbol of power and performance.

In the late '60s and early '70s, the Charger evolved into a racing legend, dominating tracks with its powerful engines and distinctive design. It was the star of the silver screen, immortalized in movies like "Bullitt" and "The Dukes of Hazzard," cementing its status as a cultural icon.

The '80s saw a shift towards a more aerodynamic design, but the Charger's spirit endured. A hiatus in the '90s didn't dampen its legacy, and in the mid-2000s, it roared back to life. The modern Charger embraced both power and practicality, combining muscle with family-friendly features.

With various trims and engine options, the Charger continued to be a symbol of American muscle well into the 21st century. Whether tearing up the track or cruising the streets, the Dodge Charger remains a thrilling testament to the enduring spirit of horsepower and style.

Click the links below to explore the history of the iconic Dodge Charger!