Dodge Coronet History
Catalog record
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History
The Coronet name first ran 1949–1959 as a full-size Dodge before being retired, then returned for 1965 as the brand's mid-size B-body car.
In its second life the Coronet was a muscle-era staple — it launched the budget Super Bee for 1968 and offered big-block 440 and 426 Hemi power in R/T trim. The nameplate was retired after 1976.
Body styles
- Sedan
- Hardtop
- Coupe
- Convertible
- Wagon
Notable special editions & performance variants
Super Bee
Budget B-body muscle car based on the Coronet (it moved to the Charger for 1971).
Coronet R/T
Performance Coronet with the 440 Magnum standard and the 426 Hemi optional.
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