10 Dodge Cars That History Forgot! (PART 2)

[@johnmcmullen456]

Some of these I have grown to appreciate, especially in comparison to today's uninspiring new vehicles.

[@donaldvincent]

I had a 1976 2 Door Aspen SE. I loved that car. It was very dependable and rode very nicely. But being 1976 it was slow.

[@auto-Insight-yt]

the magnum is so cool ❤ thanks for posting

[@bikingD]

GLHS and Charger 500 are far from forgotten. More like legends!!!!

[@drewjansen7825]

Actually, GLHS stands for “Goes Like Hell Some more.”

[@jonathanaragon795]

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[@ahoorakia]

how does a 5.7 liter car with power of 150HP provide solid performance?3:05 YOU ARE A JOKE😁😁

[@deepbludude4697]

My dad traded in his 68 440 4 speed Charger for a 78 Magnum, what a POS. I was heart Broken id been saving up years of mowing lawns to buy the charger from him. within a year the front dash and fire wall rotted away on the magnum.

[@joaopedrobaggio4475]

There is a good reason why history forgot these cars.

[@bikingD]

Ok what's the Good reason for the Charger 500 and GLHS?