@dodge_dart
A compact car that was known for its affordability and efficiency.
6 generations of the Dodge Dart
@dodge_dart_swinger
The Dodge Dart Swinger was introduced in 1969 as a compact coupe focused on youthful appeal. It originally came with a 225 cubic inch slant-six engine producing 145 horsepower. Over the years, more powerful V8 options became available, and the Swinger was known for its distinctive styling and sporty demeanor.
@dodge_dart_gt
The Dodge Dart GT was introduced in 1963 as a sportier variant of the Dart. It featured a 273 cubic inch V8 engine producing 180 horsepower, with options for a 4-speed manual or 3-speed automatic transmission. This 2-door coupe variant emphasized performance and style, appealing to younger drivers.
@dodge_dart_100
The Dodge Dart 100 was introduced in 1955 as the base model of the Dart line. It featured a 3.8L flathead six-cylinder engine producing 101 horsepower, paired with a 3-speed manual transmission. This 2-door sedan variant was known for its affordability and simplicity, making it a popular choice among budget-conscious buyers.
@dodge_dart_200
The Dodge Dart 200 was introduced alongside the Dart 100 in 1955. It was equipped with a more powerful 4.0L six-cylinder engine generating 135 horsepower, also featuring a 3-speed manual transmission. The 2-door sedan offered enhanced performance while maintaining a budget-friendly price point.
@dodge_dart_sport
The Dodge Dart Sport debuted in 1970 as a performance-oriented variant of the Dart. It featured a variety of engine options, including a 318 cubic inch V8 producing 150 horsepower. The 2-door coupe design emphasized sportiness, with performance upgrades and distinctive styling elements.
@dodge_dart_custom
The Dodge Dart Custom was introduced in 1971 as a more upscale version of the Dart. It featured a range of engine options, including a 360 cubic inch V8. The 4-door sedan offered enhanced comfort and features, appealing to families looking for a stylish and spacious vehicle.