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Dodge Dart 4th Gen

1967 – 1976 — USA

The Dodge Dart is a historic line of large passenger cars initially produced by Chrysler in the late 1950s and then by Dodge from 1960 to 1976 in North America, with production extending to other global markets in later years. The Dart name originated on Chrysler show cars in the late 1950s before being adopted as a Dodge model. Initially introduced as a lower-priced full-size model in 1960, the Dart transitioned to a mid-size car for one model year in 1962 before becoming a compact car for two generations spanning from 1963 to 1976. Despite the model's repositioning from full-size to compact, the Dart maintained popularity throughout its production run. After being discontinued in 1976, the Dart name was brought back in 2012 for a compact car based on Fiat-derived technology. This modern iteration of the Dart aimed to revive the model's legacy while catering to contemporary market demands for smaller and more fuel-efficient vehicles. Key points: - The Dodge Dart was a versatile line of large passenger cars produced by Chrysler and later Dodge from 1959 to 1976. - The Dart was initially a full-size model before transitioning to a mid-size and then a compact car in subsequent years. - The Dart name was initially used on Chrysler show cars before being adopted by Dodge. - In 2012, the Dart nameplate was resurrected for a new compact car based on Fiat-derived technology, continuing the Dart's legacy for a