Dodge Charger 1969

When Dodge Charger 1969 was launched was an instant hit. The car was a streamlined Coronet with a rich interior and plenty of motor power. The Muscle Car Market was in full explosion and fans rushed enthusiastically to purchase the new Charger. The 1969 Dodge Charger is one of the most famous muscle cars of all time and most consider this vehicle to be a true classic in every sense. Although the 1969 Charger was similar in many ways to those of the past, there were some changes that gave it a distinct look and feel.

When compared to past models, the 1969 Dodge Charger was distinguished by the new grille and center divider. This change gave the front end of the car a more aggressive look that many buyers were craving at the time. The car was in the right place at the right time and still looks good today.

So, what made the 69 Charger so popular? Remember the popular television series, The Dukes of Hazard? This made the Charger really take off. You may recall that it was named the “General Lee” in the show, and many people believe it to be the most recognizable car in the world – even to this day. Remember the horn? If it were not for The Dukes of Hazard it is safe to say that the 1969 Dodge Charger RT may have never gained so much popularity, but it would still be very popular that’s for sure.

The Engine selections included the base 225 Slant Six, as well as five V8’s. The most powerful V8 engine was a 425 horsepower known as the “Street Hemi.” This may sound familiar as Dodge has just recently begun to use the Hemi name once again. Although the 1969 Dodge Charger with the Hemi was scarcely. In 1969 Dodge sold approximately 85,000 Chargers. To this day, the 1969 Dodge Charger is still one of the most recognizable cars of the past.

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