While most muscle cars sold poorly in 1971, the Dodge Charger did significantly better than the previous year. The company sold over 70,000 units, which saw the new fuselage-style third-generation ...

A 1971 Dodge Charger SE that had been stored in a Minnesota barn for over 36 years isn’t something the automotive universe will overlook. The car, originally painted in GY9 Tawny Gold, was discovered ...

The early seventies marked the end of brawny muscle cars as people knew them, with an array of factors contributing to their demise. It was something of a perfect storm, one that changed the American ...

1971 Dodge Charger SE Survivor All this '71 Charger SE needed to get back on the road again was a set of plugs, a carb rebuild, and an oil change! And you can have it for just $20k if you act fast!