List of Dodge vehicles

     Vehicles currently not sold in the United States

Model			Calendar year introduced	Current model		Vehicle description
				Introduction	Update/facelift
Cars
	ATTITUDE	Attitude	2006	2015	–	Subcompact sedan marketed in Mexico, rebadged Mitsubishi Attrage.
	CHALLENGER	Challenger	1973	2008	2015	Two-door pony/muscle car.
	CHARGER	Charger	1966	2011	2015	Full-size, rear-wheel-drive (AWD optional) muscle sedan.
SUVs
	DURANGO	Durango	1997	2011	2021	Mid-size SUV/crossover.
	HORNET	Hornet	2022	2022	-	Compact SUV/Crossover Only sold in North America. Rebadged Alfa Romeo Tonale
	JOURNEY	Journey	2021	2021	–	Compact SUV/crossover marketed in Mexico, rebadged Trumpchi GS5.

• Note: The Charger and Challenger models will be discontinued in 2023.

The following list includes only automobiles. Utility vehicles / SUVs / trucks, are listed separately below.

United States

1910s–1940s Name First Last Image 30-35 1914 1916 Fast Four 1927 1928 D5/D6/D7 1937 1937 D8/D9/D10 1938 1938 Coronet 1949 1959 1965 1976 Custom 1946 1949 Kingsway[n1 1] 194? 1959 Meadowbrook 1949 1954 Wayfarer 1949 1952 Notes Rebadged Plymouth vehicle.

1950s Name First Last Image Custom Royal 1955 1959 1955 1955 1956 La Femme 1955 1956 Lancer 1955 1962 Royal 1954 1959 Notes

1960s Name First Last Image 330 1962 1964 440 1962 1964 Charger 1966 1978 Charger Daytona 1969 1970 Custom 880 1962 1965 Dart 1960 1976 Matador 1959 1960 Monaco 1965 1992 Polara 1960 1973 Super Bee[n3 1] 1968 1971 Notes Based on the Dodge Coronet. The Super Bee name was later applied to performance Dodge Chargers in the 2000s.

1970s–1980s Name First Last Image Diplomat 1977 1989 Magnum [n4 1] 1978 1979 St. Regis 1979 1981 400 1982 1983 600 1982 1988 Aries [n4 2] 1981 1989 Charger (1981) 1982 1987 Daytona 1984 1993 Dynasty 1988 1993 Lancer (relaunch)[n4 3] 1985 1989 Mirada 1980 1983 Shadow 1987 1994 Spirit 1989 1995 Notes The name Magnum was revived in 2005 for a SUV model. Rebadged Plymouth. Unlike the original Lancer, this version was a rebadged Chrysler LeBaron.

1990s Name First Last Image Intrepid 1993 2004 Neon [n5 1] 1993 2005 Stratus 1994 2006 Viper 1991 2017 Notes Rebadged Chrysler and Plymouth model.

2000s–present Name First Last Image Charger Daytona (relaunch) 2006 2009 Caliber 2007 2012 Dart (PF) [n6 1] (relaunch) 2012 2016 Notes Launched by then Fiat Chrysler (FCA), marketed in Europe as a Fiat (with several names).

Global

The following list includes original "Dodge" models designed outside the US or rebadged models from other manufacturers/brands.

1950s–1970s Name Orig. First Last Image Crusader  CAN 1951 1958 Husky [n7 1]  UK 1970 1979 Mayfair  CAN 1953 1959 Regent  CAN 1951 1959 Viscount [n7 2]  CAN 1959 1959 Phoenix  AUS 1960 1972 1500 [n7 3]  UK 1970 1981 Alpine [n7 4]  FRA 1975 1986 Arrow [n7 5]  JPN 1973 1981 Colt [n7 5]  JPN 1971 1994 Colt Challanger [n7 5]  JPN 1976 1984 Magnum [n10 1]  BRA  MEX 1979 1982 Omni [n7 6]  UK 1978 1990 Omni 024  UK 1979 1982 Chrysler by Chrysler  AUS 1971 1976 Notes Rebadged Rootes Arrow. Rebadged Plymouth Fury. rebadged Hillman Avenger. Marketed in Latin America as "Dodge Alpine". In the UK, it was marketed as "Chrysler Alpine". A rebadged Mitsubishi. rebadged European Chrysler Horizon.

1980s–present Name Orig. First Last Image Colt Vista [n8 1]  JPN 1983 2003 Conquest [n8 2]  JPN 1983 1989 Attitude [n8 3]  KOR 2005 2019 Stealth [n8 4]  JPN 1991 1996 Brisa [n8 5]  KOR 2002 2009 i10 [n8 6]  KOR 2007 2015 Trazo [n8 7]  JPN 2008 2008 Notes Mitsubishi Chariot rebadging. Mitsubishi Starion rebadging. Marketed under the "Attitude" name in Mexico from its 3rd. generation. Mitsubishi 3000 rebadging. Marketed in Venezuela, rebadged from Hyundai Accent (1st. gen) and Getz (2nd. gen). Rebadged Hyundai, marketed in Mexico (1st. gen only). Rebadged Nissan, for South America.