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Dodge built its reputation on bold performance and muscle. From the legendary Charger and Challenger to the powerful Dart and Coronet, classic Dodge vehicles deliver pure American muscle.

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323 listings found
1937 Dodge Deluxe Premium
Rock Island, IL

1937 Dodge Deluxe

$24,900 65,000 miles
2015 Dodge Challenger Premium
Rialto, CA

2015 Dodge Challenger

$44,550
1954 Dodge Pickup Premium
Apple Valley, CA

1954 Dodge Pickup

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1971 Dodge B200 Premium
Vancouver, WA

1971 Dodge B200

$4,000
1965 Dodge Dart Premium
San Antonio, TX

1965 Dodge Dart

$9,000 $14,500
1993 Dodge D350 Premium
Charlotte, NC

1993 Dodge D350

$20,000 $25,000
1959 Dodge Mayfair Premium
Victoria, BC

1959 Dodge Mayfair

$6,000
1964 Dodge Polara Premium
Whittier, CA

1964 Dodge Polara

$30,000
1955 Dodge Royal Dealer
Texas

1955 Dodge Royal

$30,000
1970 Dodge Charger Dealer
United States

1970 Dodge Charger

$84,995 $89,995 1,800 miles
1972 Dodge Challenger Dealer
United States

1972 Dodge Challenger

$49,995 $52,995
1984 Dodge Ramcharger Dealer
Illinois

1984 Dodge Ramcharger

$9,490 79,986 miles
1937 Dodge Pickup Dealer
Weaverville, CA

1937 Dodge Pickup

$49,995
1972 Dodge Charger Dealer
Saskatoon, SK

1972 Dodge Charger

$49,360 $49,560 8,000 miles
1969 Dodge Charger Dealer
San Diego, CA

1969 Dodge Charger

$279,500
1984 Dodge D150 Featured
Welsh, LA

1984 Dodge D150

$10,250 856,690 miles
1956 Dodge Suburban Dealer
Texas

1956 Dodge Suburban

$13,000
1970 Dodge Challenger Dealer
United States

1970 Dodge Challenger

$109,970 $114,970 44,412 miles
1972 Dodge Charger Dealer
United States

1972 Dodge Charger

$37,994 $39,994
1967 Dodge Coronet Dealer
Illinois

1967 Dodge Coronet

$37,990 2,212 miles
1948 Dodge Business Coupe Dealer
Weaverville, CA

1948 Dodge Business Coupe

$19,995
1970 Dodge Challenger Dealer
Saskatoon, SK

1970 Dodge Challenger

$44,420 $44,600 54,000 miles
1951 Dodge Wayfarer Dealer
Texas

1951 Dodge Wayfarer

$20,000
1995 Dodge Viper Dealer
United States

1995 Dodge Viper

$104,995 22 miles

Frequently Asked Questions about Classic Dodge

Brothers John and Horace Dodge founded the business as a machine shop in Detroit. Sources differ on the year: several histories say 1900, while Stellantis's own chronology says 1901. They made parts for other automakers, including Ford, before introducing a car under their own name in 1914. The first Dodge left their Hamtramck, Michigan, plant on November 14, 1914. Both brothers died in 1920.
Chrysler Corporation bought Dodge Brothers in 1928 for $170 million. The founders' widows had sold the company in 1925 to the New York banking firm Dillon, Read & Co. for $146 million. Dodge then remained part of Chrysler through the 1998 merger with Daimler-Benz and the 2014 creation of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles. Since FCA merged with PSA in 2021, its parent company has been Stellantis.
The first production Dodge Charger was a 1966 model, shown to the public on January 1, 1966, in a commercial aired during the Rose Bowl broadcast. Stylist Carl Cameron designed the fastback body, which was based on the mid-size Dodge Coronet and Chrysler's B-body platform. That shape lasted two model years, 1966 and 1967. The restyled 1968 Charger is credited mainly to designer Richard Sias.
Classic Dodge Chargers were built at Chrysler plants in the United States. Plants building the 1968-1970 cars included Dodge Main in Hamtramck, Michigan, and St. Louis. The seventh character of the VIN identifies the plant, with B for Hamtramck and G for St. Louis. The 2006-2023 Charger sedans were assembled in Brampton, Ontario.
Dodge introduced the Dart for the 1960 model year and built the last of the original line in 1976. It began as a full-size car and became a compact for 1963, the form in which it ran until the Aspen replaced it. Dodge revived the name on a compact sedan revealed at the 2012 Detroit auto show and built in Belvidere, Illinois. That car ended production in 2016, and the Dart is no longer made.
The first Dodge Challenger was a 1970 model, built on Chrysler's E-body platform, which it shared with the Plymouth Barracuda. Its 110-inch wheelbase was 2 inches longer than the Barracuda's, and it was offered as a two-door hardtop or a convertible. The original run was short, and 1974 was its last year. A new Challenger, assembled in Brampton, Ontario, arrived in 2008.
The 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona was a Charger developed for NASCAR racing, fitted with a nose cone and a tall rear wing. On March 24, 1970, at Talladega, Buddy Baker drove one to 200.447 mph, which Stellantis records as the first time a car broke 200 mph on a closed course. Production counts differ: the company chronology says 500 were produced, while other published histories give 503.
The Dodge ram began as a radiator mascot created by sculptor Avard Fairbanks, and a ram ornament was used on Dodge vehicles from 1932 through the 1954 models. Dodge applied the name to its pickups for the 1981 model year, when the D-series trucks were rebranded as Dodge Ram. In October 2009 Chrysler split Dodge into separate car and Ram truck brands, and later pickups carry the Ram name alone.
The 323 Dodge listings on Classic Cars Arena right now include 322 with an asking price of $1,000 or more. Those are priced from $1,200 to $985,000, with a median asking price of $20,995. These are the prices sellers are asking today, not sale prices, and the figures change as cars are listed and sold.

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1969 Dodge Charger R/T, beside an abandoned gas station on an overcast day

The R/T's Value Today

Documentation moves a Charger R/T's price more than restoration quality does, and the gap between the two is where most buyers get burned.

Oct 9, 2026
1969 Dodge Charger Daytona, blue winged car in a vineyard lane

The Winged Charger's Cultural Afterlife

Built to win a rules war on NASCAR's biggest tracks, the Charger Daytona spent decades as an unwanted showroom oddity before becoming one of the most sought-after shapes in American car culture.

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1970 Dodge Challenger R/T, white at a desert gas station

Kowalski: The Character Who Defined the Challenger

Vanishing Point's Kowalski turned a white 1970 Challenger into a symbol of restless motion, a character defined by absence rather than backstory.

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1969 Dodge Charger Daytona, winged row on a show field

How Many Charger Daytonas Were Built

Roughly 503 Charger Daytonas left the factory in 1969. Fewer than that survive, and that gap is where value gets decided.

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Classic Dodge Cars: American Muscle at Its Finest

The Dodge brothers, John and Horace, founded their company in 1900 as parts suppliers before launching their own cars in 1914. Dodge became synonymous with performance during the muscle car era, producing some of the most powerful and desirable cars of the 1960s and 1970s.

Most Popular Classic Dodge Models

The Charger, immortalized by the "Dukes of Hazzard" and "Bullitt," is one of the most iconic muscle cars ever built. The Challenger offered raw power in a sleek package, while the Dart provided affordable performance. The Coronet, Super Bee, and Polara round out Dodge's impressive muscle car lineup. Classic Power Wagon trucks are among the most collectible vintage 4x4 vehicles.