The Dodge Charger debuted in mid-1966, focusing exclusively on V8 power, so customers could choose from a lineup of four units. The base model rolled off the assembly lines with a 318 two-barrel ...

The Dodge Charger is an icon of American muscle car lore, with each generation leaving its mark on the vehicle's extensive legacy.

The HEMI Charger may be the rarest 1966 model out there, but this Mauve Poly example comes close thanks to its drivetrain combo.

From the September 1989 issue of HOT ROD: Robert Meshey Jr. restored and modified this 1966 Dodge Charger R/T into one bad street machine.

Dodge wasn't even trying to make a muscle car when they came up with the Charger II concept car, which would eventually become the first generation Charger in 1966. They were going for something ...

The clever boys at the Dodge advertising department made a creative statement on the first page of their 1966 Charger showroom brochure saying, “THIS IS NO DREAM CAR. It’s a real ‘take-me ...

Still, the first-generation Charger was a sales disappointment. Between 1966 and 1967, Dodge sold approximately 53,000 Chargers, while Competitor Chevrolet sold over 400,000 Chevelles in 1966 alone.