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The brothers John and Horace Dodge first supplied parts to Ford. They launched their own car in Detroit in 1914. Both died in 1920 and Chrysler bought the firm in 1928. The brand became best known for powerful American models and for its trucks and vans.
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Dodge
1982–1988 · Inline-4
In China, Hongqi weighed the Dodge 600 against the Audi 100. It chose the Audi, but with a local version of Chrysler's 2.2-litre engine. The 600 sat between the Aries and the Diplomat, on Chrysler's K platform and its stretched E version, and the ES Turbo sold only 1,786 in 1984.
Photo: Bull-Doser (Public domain)
Dodge
1981–1989
Small, yet able to seat 'six Americans' on two bench seats: so the advertising claimed for Chrysler's first 'K-cars' of 1981, the Dodge Aries and its twin, the Plymouth Reliant. Each sold over 150,000 in the first year. In Mexico the Aries was the Dart K and in Japan the Michigan.
Photo: IFCAR (Public domain)
Dodge
1969–1974
Four headlights told the Challenger apart from the slightly smaller Plymouth Barracuda, which had two, except in 1971. Both were built on Chrysler's E platform, and for 1970 the Challenger's engine list went up to the 440 and 426 cubic-inch V8s. Sales fell after that first year, and production stopped midway through 1974 after 165,437 cars.
Photo: AlfvanBeem (CC0)
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