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Dodge Models and Specifications

Dodge is a vehicle brand, and this page gathers its models in one place so you can look through them while working out which kind of car suits you.

38 models · Every supplied generation

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600

1 generation ↗

Aries

1 generation ↗

Avenger

3 generations ↗

Caliber

2 generations ↗

Caravan

6 generations ↗

Challenger

5 generations ↗

Charger

8 generations ↗

Charger Daytona

1 generation ↗

Colt

1 generation ↗

Custom Royal

1 generation ↗

D8

1 generation ↗

Dakota

4 generations ↗

Dart

4 generations ↗

Daytona

1 generation ↗

Diplomat

1 generation ↗

Durango

6 generations ↗

D/W Series

1 generation ↗

Dynasty

1 generation ↗

Hornet

1 generation ↗

Intrepid

2 generations ↗

Journey

2 generations ↗

K-6-W300 Power Giants

1 generation ↗

Lancer

1 generation ↗

Magnum

2 generations ↗

Mayfair

1 generation ↗

Monaco

1 generation ↗

Neon

2 generations ↗

Nitro

1 generation ↗

Omni

1 generation ↗

Raider

1 generation ↗

Ramcharger

3 generations ↗

Regent

1 generation ↗

Shadow

1 generation ↗

Spirit

1 generation ↗

Stealth

1 generation ↗

Stratus

3 generations ↗

Viper

5 generations ↗

WC series

2 generations ↗

Dodge Model Range

A model range becomes easier to read once your usual journeys are clear: how far you travel, how many people come along, and how often luggage rides with you. Those habits narrow the list before details like trim or colour start to matter.

Dodge Body Styles

Body style mostly decides how space is divided. A tailgate opens the boot into the cabin, which helps with tall or awkward loads, while a separate boot keeps cargo out of sight and shuts some road noise away from passengers.

Dodge Powertrains

Powertrain choice tends to follow where the car spends its time. Short stop-start town trips ask different things of a car than long motorway runs, where steady cruising and simple refuelling or charging stops count for more.