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Used Dodge Challenger By Year
| Vehicle | Deals | Starting Price | Total Available |
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| 2019 Dodge Challenger | 6 Great Deals | $30,786 | 69 listings |
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Dodge Challenger Overview
Dodge's entry into the pony car market just as that market was beginning to wane, the 2-door Challenger came in either convertible or hard-top form. Built on a Plymouth Barracuda platform, it was two inches longer than the 'Cuda and had a wider and longer hood than the Mustang. If you notice similarities to the Charger, that's because the same guy, Carl Cameron, designed both cars.
Though the base model of the Dodge Challenger came with a Slant-6 engine, the R/T performance model came in a variety of V8s, culminating in the 426 Hemi, at 425 bhp. After several changes in engine offerings and trim names, this generation of Challenger lasted only until 1974, due to low popularity, but was reintroduced as a four-cylinder coupe along the lines of Honda Prelude or Toyota Celica in the late 1970s.
Because so few were made or sold, the Dodge Challenger, particularly from 1970-71 is highly sought after by collectors. The big news for 2008 is Dodge's Challenger Concept Car. Inspired by the success of Ford's return to a somewhat classic look for its Mustang, Dodge is releasing a retro style Challenger in 2008 that is much anticipated by muscle car fans everywhere.
Expert Reviews for Dodge Challenger by Year
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2020 Dodge Challenger Test Drive Review
George KennedyWith its stablemate, the Dodge Charger, the Dodge Challenger is one of the last remaining modern muscle cars. The Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Camaro have both eschewed their “retro” phases to become mo -
2017 Dodge Challenger Test Drive Review
Clifford AtiyehNo car is more overtly retro than a Dodge Challenger. I wasn’t born in the sixties or seventies, and so I didn’t pack any buddies in the back to chase girls and do burnouts when gas was 25 cents a gal -
2016 Dodge Challenger Test Drive Review
Michael PerkinsWhen manufacturers first started slinging retro-remakes of America’s most iconic muscle cars, it was the Challenger that most solidly hit the target. Fast-forward to 8 years later, and it’s still the
Dodge Challenger Reviews
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by DennisThis car is AWESOME! HANDS DOWN, best car I ever drove, over all, and would recommend it for anyone with the soul to handle its majesty -
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by JaxI have yet to buy one but have driven a few. This car just stands out to me in ever way the shape and style of the body is amazinv. Plus the trim levels are great want to go 200mph? Get a Hell cat just want the look and feel of the car SXT/RT Only thing I would had to this car is a better blind spot monitoring/ better viewing angles but this wouldn... -
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by Cj89_Amazing car!! I definitely recommend it to someone who wants a car that they can cruise in and enjoy the comforts of a luxury car but still want the raw power of a American muscle car. It’s a big car but many times you forget how large of a car it really is. It’s surprisingly quick (the scatpack and hellcat) and stays relatively flat in turns. It ...
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