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What’s current

Caravan: The essential minivan, 1984-2017
2015-17 Charger: Economical V6 to 200-mph Hellcat
Challenger: From V6 to 840-horsepower Demon
Durango: 2014-2017: eight speeds, more refined and advanced
Journey: The people-mover that just keeps on selling

And in Mexico:

Dodge Attitude: 2015-17 Mitsubishi Mopar for Mexico
Neon: A Fiat Tipo clone, just for Mexico and the Middle East
Vision: The rebadged Fiat Siena for Mexico

Most popular Dodge cars

Dodge Challenger		Viper (all generations)
Classic Dodge Charger		200mph: Charger Daytona
1999 Charger Concept		The ubiquitous Dart, 1968-1981
Super Bee		Australian Charger: Hemi Six-Pack	(Coming)
New Dodge Demon		1971-72 Dodge Demon

Classic rear wheel drive Dodges

Touring Car		Taking one of the original (1922) Dodge Brothers cars for a spin
Dodge cars, 1914-1966		The first part of a celebration of 100 Years of Dodge (Brothers) cars
Aspen		The much-maligned Dart replacement
Coronado		DeSoto, Plymouth, Dodge, and Chrysler Coronado: a name used in many countries for many Mopars
Coronet (1949-76)		A Dodge that started on top and fell to the bottom
Dart (1960-62)		Downsized Dodge starts the Dart name rolling
Dart (1963-66)		The first run of “lengthened Valiants”
Dart (1967-76)		The Dart most people think of as a Dart
Mr. Norm’s Dart		Upgrading 1968 Dodge Darts with reworked Hemis
The very last Dart		The last RWD Dodge Dart ever made, in 1981
D-500		Early muscle cars: 1956-61 high-performance packages
Diplomat		The M-bodies close out the (first) rear wheel drive Dodge car era — mostly in police uniforms
La Femme		The pink-and-creme car that came with matching feminine accessories
Luxury Liner (1939)		A new car for a new era
Magnum		Dodge Magnum Aggressively-styled 1978-79 B-bodies
Mirada		One of the last rear wheel drive Mopars, finding a few loyal owners
Monaco		A top Dodge from 1965 to 1978
Polara		High-end, full size Dodges for decades
Polara (Brazil)		What do you get when you sell the Hillman Avenger in Brazil?
Royal Lancer (1955)		The Hundred Million Dollar Look (Forward Look) cars
St. Regis		Chrysler’s ill-fated R-bodies jump between the B and C cars
Wayfarer		1949-52 Dodge Wayfarer: Stylish, smaller Dodges
1800		Dodge Polara and 1800: Brazil’s unique cars
880 and Custom 880		Quickly created, quickly replaced

• 3700GT
• Charger (South America, 1970s)
• Charger (Australia, 1960s-70s)
• Custom 880
• Custom Royal
• D Series (1930s-40s)
• D12 (1939)
• Demon
• GTX (South America)
• Kingsway
• Kingsway - Canada
• Lancer (1955)
• Lancer (1960s)
• Roadster (1922)
• Royal

21st Century Dodge cars

1995-2006 Avenger		Dodge and Chrysler versions of the Mitsubishi Eclipse
2008-2014 Avenger		Cheap speed from a V6 midsize car
Caliber, 2007-12		“Anything but cute”
Caliber SRT4		Dodge’s 285 horsepower four-cylinder hatchback
Charger (2010-14)		The much more refined second generation of the Hemi-powered sedans
Chargers		1968 vs 2008 Dodge Chargers
Magnum		Hemi wagons, including a 6.1 liter SRT V8
New Dart		Adapting the new Alfa Romeo platform didn’t work out quite as planned
Rebel		The Dodge compact that was planned, but never showed up
Stratus		The highly successful “cloud cars,” 2001-2006

• Avenger (2017?)
• Challenger (2011-14)
• Challenger (2008-10)
• Charger (2006-2010)
• Charger Daytona (’06-10)
• Neon 1995-2004
• Neon SRT-4
• Stratus 2001-07
• Trazo

20th Century, Front Wheel Drive

024		Light, sporty, Euro-engineered cars for the ’80s
400 and 600		Super K cars: loading up trim and engines
The Aries that saved Chrysler		Selling 300,000 K-cars per year
Daytona		The Dodge that handled better than a Porsche 924 (1984-93)
Dynasty		A luxury veneer over a stretched K-car chassis
Intrepid		The revolutionary large FWD car proved you could create new markets if you worked hard enough
Lancer		Surprising sport-luxury sedans from Dodge and Chrysler
Monaco		Inspiration for the Intrepid, Vision, and Concorde?
Omni		Big-selling small cars created across two continents
Omni GLHS, Charger GLHS		Surprisingly fast 1980s hatches
Shadow		Premium, old-fashioned economy cars for the late 1980s and early 1990s
Spirit		Dodge Spirit, Plymouth Acclaim, Chrysler LeBaron: hot-selling (but unprofitable) family cars
Spirit R/T		A big turbo on the little engine created the fastest four-door you could buy in America

• 2000GT
• 600ES
• Aries
• Charger (FWD)
• Charger GLHS
• Colt
• Lancer (1980s)
• Magnum (Mexico)
• Omni GLH/GHLS
• Rampage
• Stratus (1995-99)
• Stratus R/T (Mexico)
• Stratus Coupe

Vans, Trucks, SUVs

Durango (1993-2003)		A new Dodge suddenly makes all other SUVs obsolete
Durango (2004-09)		The trend-setter gains weight and loses appeal
Durango Hybrid		Boosting city mileage with Dodge’s only hybrid
Nitro (2007-11)		The “Dodge Liberty” - Heavy midsize SUVs

• A-vans
• Ambulances
• B-vans
• Buses
• Campers
• Cargo Van (Caravan)
• Grand Caravan
• Journey
• Ram / pickups
• Sprinter

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U.S. car production by year • Canadian production by year

Cars that never were!

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