In the late 1960s, Dodge needed to make some improvements to its Charger race car so it could better compete in NASCAR. At the time, regulations required Dodge to build and sell at least 500 examples to the public, so Dodge created the 1969 Charger 500 to satisfy NASCAR's homologation rules. But Dodge never sold enough. Instead, it produced just 392 examples, one of which can be yours if you enter the latest Dream Giveaway right now.
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