Dodge Charger: Iconic American Muscle Car Through the Years

Dodge Charger – The Iconic American Muscle Car

The Dodge Charger is one of the most legendary American automobiles. Originally introduced as a show car in 1964, the Charger has evolved through multiple generations and platforms, including subcompact hatchbacks, full-size sedans, and personal luxury coupes. The current version is a four-door sedan featuring powerful engines and a modern design.

Generations of the Dodge Charger

• First Generation (1966–1978 – B-body): A mid-size, two-door car renowned for its performance and widespread popularity.
  
• Second Generation (1983–1987 – L-body): A subcompact version emphasizing fuel efficiency and a compact design.
  
• Third Generation (2006–present – LX-platform): Full-size four-door sedans with powerful performance, including SRT and Scat Pack trims.
  

Notable Concept and Historical Models

Some Charger models were used in Brazil as performance variants based on the Dart (1971–1980). A 1999 concept car also carried the Charger name, differing from the 2006 production version. The Ramcharger name was similarly used for truck models.

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