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Continue reading below for an overview of the dart nameplate, specifications, features, technical data and other material. If you have landed on this site simply looking to browse our listings you can use the navigation to the far right (bottom for mobile) to browse by model year or vehicle location. For desktop / tablet visitors you can also use light grey bar navigation at the top of the site to search by featured listings, popular locations, trims, body styles or parts
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The Dodge Dart nameplate was used by Chrysler for a line of low priced muscle cars that fluctuated from full to mid-sized and compact from 1960 to 1976. (Please note that Dodge also uses the Dart nameplate today for a car that is not related in any way to the vehicles discussed on this site.)
Original 1st Gen (1960-1961) Dart’s were large sedans and wagons before becoming a mid-sized car in 1962 for a short 2nd generation body redesign. For the 3rd Gen (1963-1966) Dodge adopted the “senior compact” class and finally fell more into a muscle car compact design in 1967 which would carry through to the end of the classic Dart line. 1967 ushered in the GT and GTS trims which could include more powerful 340 5.6L V8 engines and eventually in 1969 the iconic Dodge Dart Swinger 340 was released.
After 1969 Dodge experimented with various trim designs including the Demon, Sizzler, Sport with available hardtop, convertible and coupe options. Although the Dart was discontinued in 1976 due to an ever changing automobile market and demand for better fuel economy; it is still widely known as one of the most successful compact American cars that was available.
Learn more about the Dodge Dart nameplate on our Trim Levels & Packages page.
