Dodge Super Bee – Price: $170,000
Dodge’s managers decided to merge the Coronet and Charger lineups for 1971 and offer B-Body models in two versions. From 1971, all four-door models were Coronets, and all two-door models were Chargers as a result. This meant that the Coronet Super Bee was now a Charger. This caused some confusion with buyers because of the change (via Hemmings).
Selling at lower prices but packing good equipment, wild graphics, and a 440 engine as standard, the Super Bee was a relatively popular proposition. For people looking for classic performance machines in vivid colors and tire-shredding performance, it’s a solid car. The 426 Hemi was the only engine option. But it’s very rare, with only 22 cars receiving that engine as a result.