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Dodge makes 2023 the final year for its Charger and Challenger muscle cars

Headline from Digital Journal, on the newest of 2 developments

Dodge announced the end of an era at the M1 Concourse Monday night as they revealed that its Charger and Challenger production would end in 2023.

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  1. Dodge to discontinue gas-powered Challenger and Charger, will release special edition models

    Headline from KHOU Houston ·

  2. Newest

    Dodge makes 2023 the final year for its Charger and Challenger muscle cars

    Headline from Digital Journal ·

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44 articles, oldest first.

  1. NBC Los Angeles

    Dodge Will Discontinue Its Challenger and Charger Muscle Cars Next Year (opens NBC Los Angeles)

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    NBC Los Angeles's feed description

    Dodge will discontinue its gas-powered Challenger and Charger muscle cars at the end of next year, as the brand transitions to electric vehicles.

  2. Foxla

    Dodge announces ‘Last Call’ for V8-powered Challenger and Charger muscle cars (opens Foxla)

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    Foxla's feed description

    The Charger sedan has been in production since 2005, while the Challenger coupe joined it in 2008. Over three billion horsepower-worth of cars have been built since.

  3. Wfmy News 2

    Dodge to discontinue gas-powered Challenger and Charger, will release special edition models (opens Wfmy News 2)

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    Wfmy News 2's feed description

    Dodge announced Monday its iconic muscle car will no longer be gas-powered. All 2023 Charger and Challenger models will bear a "Last Call" underhood plaque.

  4. CBS News

    Dodge is discontinuing muscle cars Charger and Challenger (opens CBS News)

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    CBS News's feed description

    Calling it the end of an era in automotive history, car maker says it plans to refocus the brand on electric vehicles.

  5. Breitbart News

    'End of an Era:' Dodge Will Stop Building Chargers, Challengers in Favor of Electric Cars (opens Breitbart News)

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    Breitbart News's feed description

    Dodge has announced a "last call" for its Charger and Challenger models, as the company is "celebrating the end of an era" and switching to electric vehicles — whether their customers want them or not.

  6. Washington Examiner

    Dodge to discontinue popular gas-powered Challenger and Charger muscle cars (opens Washington Examiner)

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    Washington Examiner's feed description

    Automaker Dodge will put its gas-powered Challenger and Charger models out of production beginning in 2023.

  7. Clean Tech Nica

    Dodge Ending Charger & Challenger, But If You Hate Them, Don't Celebrate Just Yet (opens Clean Tech Nica)

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    Clean Tech Nica's feed description

    A recent article at CNBC broke news that Dodge will discontinue production of the Charger and Challenger muscle cars at the end of next year. While they're an iconic car and draw in a lot

  8. Digital Journal

    Dodge makes 2023 the final year for its Charger and Challenger muscle cars (opens Digital Journal)

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    Digital Journal's feed description

    Dodge announced the end of an era at the M1 Concourse Monday night as they revealed that its Charger and Challenger production would end in 2023.

  9. KVIA El Paso

    Dodge will retire Charger and Challenger, its muscle car mainstays (opens KVIA El Paso)

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    KVIA El Paso's feed description

    Fiat-Chrysler is putting its popular, gas-powered Dodge Challenger and Charger models in its rearview. The company is ending production of those models next year. The iconic muscle cars first appeared in the 1960's and 1970's and were revived in the early 2000's.

  10. Portland Press Herald

    Dodge will retire Charger and Challenger, its muscle-car mainstays (opens Portland Press Herald)

    Published

    Portland Press Herald's feed description

    The company is moving to cleaner-powered vehicles and final-edition models will be sold to mark the move.

Identical headlines usually mean shared wire copy. They are counted as separate articles but are not independent confirmation.