1966 Dodge Coronet Hemi Sedan – 5 examples
Chrysler introduced its legendary 426 Hemi engine in 1966 as an option on select Plymouth and Dodge models. The iconic power plant was also offered as an option on Dodge Coronet. Technically, it could be ordered with any body style. However, buyers associated Hemi power with two-door coupes or convertibles. Most people needed to realize that they could have Hemi in a sedan or even in wagon form (via Auto Evolution).
That’s why only a few people bought the Coronet De Luxe Hemi four-door in 1966, getting the ultimate muscle car sedan. With an advertised 425 hp under your right foot, the Coronet Hemi four-door was arguably the fastest production sedan in America and the ultimate four-door muscle car.