Dodge Charger

The Dodge Charger is a muscle car first introduced in the sixties. It became famous for its competitiveness in the Grand National. It was famously used in The Dukes of Hazzard. An aerodynamic edition called the Daytona was created to be more competitive. 500 units were created to be classified as a production car, dubbing it the Daytona 500 after the famous race. When the Charger was revived decades later, a Daytona edition was included. After the Oil Crisis the Charger was discontinued. It was revived as a small sports car in the eighties, but this was shortlived. It was revived as a large sedan after the turn of the millennium. It replaced the Intrepid as Dodge's representative. The Charger has a limited edition called the Super Bee, after the famous classic edition.