Dodge · 1965–1971

Dodge Coronet R/T and Super Bee

Every Dodge Coronet R/T and Super Bee model year from 1965 to 1971: production counts, engines, options, paint, prices and the stories behind them, with a source for every figure.

7 model years offered · 7 fact sheets · 0 stories

Blue 1967 Dodge Coronet R/T with black hood, the R/T-only full-width grille and quad headlamps
1967 Dodge Coronet R/T hardtop in blue with a black hood and simulated hood vents Photo: Bull-Doser, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Production by year

Each year's headline total, exactly as its source scopes it. Scopes differ from year to year (some include related models or other markets), so read the label before comparing years. Every year's fact sheet has the full breakdown.

YearWhat was countedCountStatus
1965 Dodge Coronet line, all series (rounded)built, model-year 209,700 Disputed
1966 1966 Dodge mid-size line, all series (Coronet, Coronet Deluxe, Coronet 440, Coronet 500 and first-generation Charger combined)built, model-year 260,500 Reported
1967 1967 Dodge mid-size line, all series (Coronet Deluxe, Wagon, 440, 500, R/T and first-generation Charger combined)built, model-year 199,769 Reported
1968 1968 Dodge mid-size line, all series (Coronet, 440, 500, R/T, Super Bee and Charger combined)built, model-year 322,244 Reported
1969 1969 Dodge mid-size line, all series (Coronet, 440, 500, R/T, Super Bee and Charger combined)built, model-year 292,600 Reported
1970 1970 Dodge mid-size line, all series (Coronet, 440, 500, R/T, Super Bee and Charger combined)built, model-year 172,586 Reported

Model years

  1. 1965 Fact sheet
  2. 1966 Fact sheet
  3. 1967 Fact sheet
  4. 1968 Fact sheet
  5. 1969 Fact sheet
  6. 1970 Fact sheet
  7. 1971 Fact sheet

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