Dodge Coloring Book

Dodge is an American car brand, mainly known for producing passenger cars, SUVs, minivans and sports cars.

information

1. History: The Dodge brand was founded in 1900 by brothers John and Horace Dodge. Initially specializing in the production of auto parts, they later expanded into an automobile manufacturer.
2. Symbolism: The Dodge logo depicts a pair of lightning bolt characters crossed against a shield. It's a reference to energy, power and dynamism.
3. Classic cars: Dodge is known for producing a number of classic car models, such as the Dodge Charger, Dodge Challenger and Dodge Dart, which have gained a cult following among car enthusiasts.
4. Powerful engines: Dodge is often associated with powerful and efficient engines, especially in sporty and high-performance models.
5. Muscle cars: The Dodge brand has strong ties to the muscle car segment, or cars with high power potential. Models such as the Charger and Challenger have gained popularity as legends of American motoring.
6. Innovation: Throughout its history, Dodge has introduced many innovations, such as traction control and stabilization systems, as well as unique technologies used in engines.
7. SUVs and minivans: In addition to muscle cars, Dodge also produces SUVs and minivans. Models such as the Dodge Durango and Dodge Grand Caravan offer variety and choice for customers with different needs.
8. Contemporary models: Today, the Dodge brand continues to produce a variety of models, maintaining the distinctive aesthetics and spirit of American motoring.
9. Pop culture influence: Dodge models, especially those in the muscle car segment, often appear in movies, TV series and video games, helping to cement the brand in pop culture.
10. Relationships with other brands: Dodge is part of the Stellantis N.V. conglomerate. (formerly FCA - Fiat Chrysler Automobiles), which also includes brands such as Jeep, Chrysler, Ram, Fiat, Alfa Romeo and others.

models

1. Dodge Charger: An iconic muscle car that gained immense popularity for its looks and powerful engines. Originally introduced in 1966, the Charger was produced in various generations and styles.
2. Dodge Challenger: Another iconic muscle car from the Dodge brand. The Challenger is known for its powerful engines, sporty looks and strong performance. Like the Charger, the Challenger has a long history, dating back to the 1970s.
3. Dodge Dart: A compact model that was produced in various versions and generations. The modern version of the Dart was introduced in 2013, but production was discontinued in 2016.
4. Dodge Durango: A large SUV that offers a spacious interior and tractor capabilities. The Durango is available in a variety of versions, including high-performance sport SRT versions.
5. Dodge Journey: A midsize crossover model offering room for multiple passengers and practicality features. The Journey was one of the longer production models, but production has ended.
6. Dodge Grand Caravan: A minivan offering large passenger space and a variety of features, ideal for families. Production of the Grand Caravan has also been discontinued.
7. Dodge Ram: Dodge pickup models were known as Dodge Ram before the creation of the separate Ram brand. Ram pickups gained popularity because of their tractor capabilities and utility.
8. Dodge Viper: A super sports car that has gained notoriety for its performance and extreme speed capabilities. Production of the Viper was terminated in 2017.
9. Dodge Avenger: A mid-size model, offering both economy and sport versions. Production of the Avenger ended in 2014.
10. Dodge Neon: A compact model that was introduced at various times in the history of the Dodge brand. The Neon was produced in the 1990s and again in the 2000s.

trivia

1. General Lee and the "Dukes of Hazzard": The 1960s Dodge Charger, often referred to as the "General Lee," became iconic due to its appearance in the American TV series "Dukes of Hazzard." The car gained great popularity and became a symbol of the show.
2. The most powerful production engine: The Dodge Challenger SRT Demon, produced in 2018, was equipped with a 6.2-liter V8 with 840 horsepower, making it one of the most powerful production car engines in the world.
3. Dodge Brothers: The Dodge brand was founded by brothers John and Horace Dodge, who were originally suppliers of parts to Ford. Later they decided to produce their own cars.
4. Recognizable colors: Dodge is often associated with colors such as "Go Mango," "Plum Crazy" and "Sublime Green," which were popular in the 1970s and remain characteristic of muscle cars.
5. Challenger reactivation: In 2008, Dodge brought the Challenger model back into production, drawing on the classic lines and style of the original model.
6. Unique SRT models: Dodge has introduced a line of sports cars labeled SRT (Street & Racing Technology) that offers exceptional performance and driving experience.
7. Dodge Viper and exclusive assembly area: At the factory producing the Dodge Viper in Detroit, there was a special "Exclusive Assembly Zone" where skilled workers hand-assembled each V10 engine for the Viper.
8. Dodge in NASCAR: The Dodge brand had a presence in the world of NASCAR racing, with its Charger and Intrepid models used as race cars.
9. Design of iconic muscle cars: The distinctive design of Dodge muscle cars, such as the Charger and Challenger, became the inspiration for many other cars and was introduced into pop culture.
10. Influence on pop culture: Dodge models, especially muscle cars, are often seen in movies, video games and other media, helping to cement the brand in pop culture.