1971 Dodge Charger Super Bee
By 1971, the Charger was still large and in charge, although the styling had changed a little bit. Muscle cars were slowly evolving and the Charger evolved alongside the rest of the pack. The performance was still there, though, as there was a powerful Hemi engine buried under the hood of the car. The handling was also vastly improved over the previous generations of the car even though it was still large (via Hemmings).
The Charger had a lot to offer and its improved handling sold more buyers on it. The car had a lot of benefits and it had the legendary nameplate behind it. The rest of the 1970s weren’t too friendly on muscle cars but this Charger model was one of the last good ones. It packed a punch on the track and it had a lot of improvements over the outgoing models.