In 1971, the Challenger lost fifty thousand buyers in one shot. Fifty. THOUSAND. It sold 30,000 vehicles, and the drop didn’t stop. In 1972, the production stopped after around 18,000 cars.

The 1972 model year was a tough one for cars whose main interest was the performance under the hood. The GTO knows this very well, as the early '70s paved the way for a sudden change of strategy ...

Case in point is this 1972 Dodge Challenger. I drove this beast last year from Carlisle, Pensylvania to Detroit after having roadtripped from Motor City mostly in the passenger seat. This was not ...

That makes its early years all the more surprising, as the original Challenger was one of the last and least successful of the pony cars, and the second-generation model was as far from the modern-day ...

It was a freshly painted 1972 Challenger that was for sale nearby and ready to go to a new owner. At first look, Joseph figured this was right up his brother's alley. So like a good brother ...

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*Estimated payments are calculated by Cars.com and are for informational purposes only. We’ve estimated your taxes based on your provided ZIP code. These estimates do not include title ...

Engine options for the 1972 Dodge Challenger evolved to include offerings more suitable to operating on the recently introduced unleaded gasoline. As such, the 1972 Challenger was only available ...

For Chris Carlson, this scenario may have played out a little differently-sans rocking back and fourth, but the end result is the same-one extreme Challenger. Chris' Challenger started life as a ...