How The Dodge Dart Demon 340 Transformed The Family Economy Car
Dodge established the Dart name in the 1960s with the intention of using
it on a car that the average American could buy. However,
when muscle cars gained popularity by the end of the decade, the
general public was eager to get behind the wheel
of a two-door fastback. Dodge opted to capitalise on the
soaring sales of the Charger, Challenger, and Daytona
by releasing the Dart. As a result, the hardworking American
could buy a 275 horsepower Dart Demon 340 at a Dodge
dealership for two years (1971–1972).With little over 20,000
units produced, the Dart Demon 340 was never as popular
as its fellow muscle car rivals. It is, nevertheless, one of the rarest MOPARs
in American automotive history due to its constrained production run.
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