Dodge Charger

The Dodge Charger is a muscle car first marketed by Dodge in the sixties. It competed in the Grand National. A special aerodynamic version known as the Dodge Daytona was also created. It was discontinued after the Oil Crisis of 1973 killed the muscle car. The name was revived on a mediocre sports car in the eighties, but the model was shortlived. It was revived again after the turn of the millennium, but people were initially disappointed in its boxy design rather than a retro style. This new model revived the Daytona as well as the Dodge Super Bee which had also been a special edition of the Charger. It replaced the Avenger in NASCAR. In the eighties the Charger accompanied the Daytona in IMSA and Trans Am.