Dodge Charger Super Bee
1971 (Charger Super Bee); 2007+ (modern editions)
The Super Bee began as a budget Coronet muscle car, but for 1971 the Super Bee moved to the Charger body, making a true Charger Super Bee. The name was later revived on modern LX/LD Charger special editions.
1971 (Charger Super Bee); 2007+ (modern editions)
Overview
The Super Bee began as a budget Coronet muscle car, but for 1971 the Super Bee moved to the Charger body, making a true Charger Super Bee. The name was later revived on modern LX/LD Charger special editions.
Collectibility
The 1971 Charger Super Bee is a recognized muscle-era collectible, with Hemi cars the most valuable. Qualitative by design.
Every production run
Years & eras
| Years | Engine | HP | Production | Notable |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1971 | 383 / 440 (426 Hemi optional) | — | — | — |
| 2007–2014 | — | — | — | — |
1971
For 1971 the Super Bee was a Charger, a value-priced big-block muscle car closing out the original Super Bee run.
2007–2014
Super Bee returned as a stripped-back, performance-focused special edition of the modern Charger SRT8 — in two runs (the 6.1 Hemi SRT8 Super Bee 2007–2009, then the 6.4/392 SRT8 Super Bee 2012–2014). // Source: Wikipedia "Dodge Super Bee" / MoparInsiders — 2007–2009 and 2012–2014 (2007–2014 here is the bracketing span; 2010–2011 had none).
Worth knowing
Notable
- 1971 was the only year the Super Bee was a Charger rather than a Coronet.
- Revived as a modern SRT-based special edition.
Model years featuring the Super Bee