Used cars are a staple in the automobile industry, making a trip down memory lane a fun journey. While there may not be many used cars available on the lot from the 1960s, this time period was full of some of the most iconic and memorable cars in history.
Read on to reminisce about these five iconic cars from the 60s.
As FCA has worked on a regular basis to find a great way to have the ability to put the Hellcat engine under the hood of whatever version of their models they choose, the most recent vehicle to benefit from this impressive engine is the Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk. This is a large SUV that can be perfect for a family to have the ride you want on the road, or the fun of an amazing ride out on the track when it’s time to have a drag race.
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Do you remember Dodge being part of NASCAR? If you do then you’ve been watching the sport since at least before 2012 because that was the last year that Dodge was part of the NASCAR circuit. The decision to pull Dodge out of NASCAR came in 2009, but the current contracts had to run out in 2012 before the brand could leave the sport altogether. The decision, which was made by FCA CEO Sergio Marchionne, was a simply one of being able to pay the bills that were coming in for FCA which as facing the bankruptcy that was part of the world wide downfall of the automotive market.
Some of us like change and others don’t at all. As we see the Dodge Charger right now we can admire the fact that it’s a heavy and powerful car that has been trusted by law enforcement officials around the country as well as being the four door power monster that carries the Hellcat engine. Does this car need to change? That truly depends upon which side of the argument you may fall on and what you think this car is supposed to be. Let’s argue this one from both sides and see what we come up with.