If you are someone who has a Dodge Charger car the chances are that you will probably want to dress it up. The Dodge Charger is one of the most customizable vehicles on the market and you can be sure there is a Dodge Charger accessory out there for you. Read Full Story
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When Pontiac introduced the GTO into the American Muscle Car era in 1964, GM was quick to establish itself in the Muscle Car market. Buick followed with the Gran Sport, and Oldsmobile with the 442. Dodge had cars that could compete on the street and strip, they did not have a performance image Muscle Car of their own. Even with Coronets performance engines and styling image it was considered conservative by most standards. In 1966 the Dodge Charger was born. The introduction of Dodges Mopar... Read Full Story
The Dodge Charger is the epitome of the American muscle car. It's big, it's loud, it's fast. The original Charger was sold from 1966 until 1978. It was revived as a front wheel drive compact car in the 1980's, and then again as a return to its roots in 2006. Let's just forget that the 80's L-body Charger and focus on the original muscle car and the new revision. Among the engine options on the first Charger in 1966 were a 383 cubic inch 4-barrel and a 426 Hemi. Although the majority were... Read Full Story
In 1971 the Dodge Super Bee moved from the Coronet line to the Charger line since the 1971 Coronet was only available in sedan and station wagon models. From 1971, all four-door B-bodies were Coronets and all two-door B-bodies were Chargers. The all new third generation Charger was restyled with a new grill and a more rounded bodystyle, hidden headlights were no longer standard, they became optional. . The look of the 1971 Charger was in comparison to the 1968-1970 GTOs. A rear spoiler and a... Read Full Story
