Dodge Daytona

The Dodge Daytona was a special edition of the Dodge Charger. It was designed to be more aerodynamic so as to be more competitive in stock car racing and even included a large rear wing. It had to have at least 500 units built to be considered a production car, so that many were built. It was nicknamed the Daytona 500 after the famous NASCAR race. The Plymouth Superbird was built as a twin. The name was revived in the eighties as a mediocre sports car.