Dodge Charger History 1966 - 2018

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[@MRKchallenger]

Just a few things: The "1968 Charger" in this video is a 1970 Charger. Where is the 1969 Charger? And what about the non U. S. versions?

[@TA_Plus_Hemi]

Dude I know I want one of those little Brazilian Chargers that's actually an American Dart with a little bit of the flying buttress treatment on the rear pillars. I've only heard of them coming with a 340 CID but I don't care.

[@FollowMeAndBeHappy]

@@TA_Plus_Hemi there are some in good shape in Brazil! I'm from there, and they are amazing vehicles

[@VINTAGE1959]

The 69 came right after

[@jessedelatorre951]

A lot of people confuse the 70 charger and the 68 charge the main difference is the tail lights

[@Rubyy302]

Where is the 68 charger :( for me it's my favorite

[@pincepepe]

I stay with the 60s cars

[@FollowMeAndBeHappy]

*****The video representing the Charger 68 is from a charger 70*****

[@davidjackson2524]

The 1983 model is so different. It's half the car it once was.

[@TA_Plus_Hemi]

Not even half the car at once was

[@TheRealFobican]

A lot of the muscle car titles changed a lot in the 80's to something else but at least they have tons of potential to reach sleeper car status with an engine swap with more.

[@LeoLijo]

bruh the '83 model shouldnt had name charger its a discrase

[@LeoLijo]

my personaly best dodge case were from '68-'75 afrer 75 charger looked like some kind of cadilac wtf its nit a luxury car its a damn muscle car and after 75 everything went downhill personaly i dont see anything in thise new chargers i dont see any similarty iwth old ones new challangers are ok but nothing is the same as the "coke bottle design"

[@aa64912]

A four door car is not a real Dodge Charger no matter what they say. Part of what’s wrong with the auto industry these days is they have turned their back on tradition

[@thechatterbox1592]

that's your opinion, not everyone else's.

[@LukeMM95]

@@thechatterbox1592 I'm sorry you have shit taste.

[@williehill47]

5:52 awwwwww hells no😞😞😞😞😞

[@owood5243]

The current charger ran 2015-current. After 2006-2010 you didn't mention the 2011-2014. Those share the same platform as 2015 and up with a different styling design on outside, electronically and the interior very few visual changes almost identical.

[@vmat1000]

Great history here. Had a '69 383 mag, 727 and sure grip in the late '70s. 500 should have mentioned the flush rear glass. Less drag.

[@1ivannthegreat]

I just had to give it to them old School Classic Muscle Cars, there the BEST OF THE BEST CHARGERS in the timeline. 💪🏼 ( But still I’ll pay respects to the Newer Models as well , I think there Pretty cool) ✊🏻💪🏼

[@VINTAGE1959]

Cool video, but you placed a 1970 in the 1968 showcase bit.

[@Don_Melon]

and besides being first which doesn't matter at all, chargers make me wet, especially the 68, 69 and 70 model years

[@davidjackson2524]

Does the Charger Daytona share any parts with the Plymouth Super Bee? I think there were like cousin cars. Watching in Ireland where I'm not familiar with most of these cars

[@MRKchallenger]

Plymouth had the Superbird. In case of parts: yes and no. Daytona based on the Charger and the Superbird based on the Roadrunner. Same platform/body but different style. So in case of body parts you can see many differences. These two uses the same engine, suspension, transmission etc. parts under the ownership of Chrysler.

[@TA_Plus_Hemi]

MRKchallenger is right but also do not be confused the Plymouth called their 440 CID the Super Commando engine where are Dodges engine carried the Magnum name but they were the same engine. Also the Charger Daytona was originally made where it was not a streetable car per se. They had ventilation problems for the engine due to the tiny Grille which was rectified a year later when they built the Superbird to lure The King back to racing for Chrysler. So if you ever notice the first model year of Charger Daytona has a smaller than the first Superbird that is why, because they were overheating at stop lights and such. Also right in between the Charger and Charger Daytona you also have the Charger 500 which also was a racing variant that did not employee the cone or wing. I don't know if that was covered by this video I'm only at 3:01

[@matheus_cash]

Sensacional essa maquina!

[@MattiaBottazzo]

0:48 is a 1970 Charger and not a 68

[@takeocade8916]

Dope

[@chhandaray5661]

1968 one is 70 s model

[@kevinmc4500]

That cordoba green thing is the fugliest ride I’ve seen!

[@paigemaudie180]

early dodge charger late dodge charger

[@garbage854]

Sweet 😀

[@MattiaBottazzo]

0:43 1970 charger

[@pacocruzmolina4977]

Buenos reportaje, solo que a la última persona que sale habría que recomendarle alquile un circuito, que es más que viable, y deje de poner al los demás en riesgo.

[@Luigi-mx5pc]

3:36 the green general lee

[@jalfwells3268]

Alguien sabe donde podría conseguir un dodge charger 1971 rt de uso aquí en México?

[@jessenorris8981]

You missed a few chargers in your video

[@luisdeleon1306]

You forgot 2011 to 2014

[@moparandinternationalboys9764]

It wasn't a 68 charger that was a 70 charger

[@slipperydawg538]

The first one is actually a 1970 Dodge Charger

[@atinkac]

where is dodge 70??

[@IGetModerateSleep69420]

Bruh where is the Dodge Charger SRT8 6.4 L hemi 2012

[@IGetModerateSleep69420]

Plus my brother own a Dodge Charger SRT8 6.4 L hemi 2012 so yea

[@philippb.2384]

That wasn't a 1968 Charger The Charger 1968 got different back lights.

[@zindelstudios]

1974, 1983 , 2006 and 2014🤮🤮🤮

[@jaydenlaplante6496]

Chargers lost their style

[@cainpettit4481]

That " 68" charger is a 70 not a 68 charger

[@lumurdaa8875]

You missed some cars

[@vincencho7]

Whoua

[@gordonmusic9712]

69 charger.daytona

[@kaydendillard7795]

Where is the 69 charger hellcat

[@danielm4229]

Ugh 4 doors.

[@Don_Melon]

first

[@Nightshade_787B]

After 1973, the Dodge Charger started to slip away and lose its style. Now Dodge Chargers look horrible.

[@1ivannthegreat]

You’ve got that right. 👍🏻

[@chubbschubbs2x]

Thanks for your shitty opinion Taylor the chicken wing thief

[@1966-Charger]

The '71 through '74 chargers were all basically the same body style.

[@BigfootisReal88]

The 1968 was a 1969