Only 0.5% of all Dodge Chargers produced in 1968 were equipped with the 426 Hemi V8. Only seven of these cars were painted AA-1 Silver Poly.

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The used car market is filled with V8-powered machines that deliver thrilling performance for a reasonable price.

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Paul Tyll knows the importance of a Charger sounding like a Charger. The director of Dodge Products - Muscle Car says the new ...

Dodge is rumored to be keeping the 5.7-liter Hemi V-8 around for one more year in its three-row Durango SUV. The Durango R/T ...