Dodge charger is a great muscle car which was launched by Dodge division of Chrysler in 1964 at a car show. It is incredible to note that there have been 7 generations of Charger and each one with new and enhanced features. However the first generation Dodge Charger was a roadster-style show car based on the Dodge Polara. For the first generation, a two-door fastback version Coronet built on Chrysler B platform was released.
The second generation of the Charger was redesigned to boost up the sales which it did but it failed in the stock car racing such as NASCAR. The sixth generation came with the biggest changes because the company had decided to present the Charger in 2006 in a new form. The 7th and the present generation was started in 2011 and Charger was designed using a re-engineered version of the Chrysler LX platform. At present, the Charger is released in a 100th anniversary to celebrate it.
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The SEAT 1200 Sport is a 2-door 4-seater coupé presented officially by SEAT in December 1975 and sold commercially from February 1976 to September 1979. It was the first model for the Spanish brand entirely developed in its newly opened Martorell Technical Centre, and was thus immensely important for SEAT...
The Ford Freestar was a seven-traveler minivan. Three trim levels were offered: SE, SEL and Limited. The Freestar could likewise be had in a payload van body style, making it perfect for builders requiring a light-obligation hauler...