1971 Dodge Super Bee 440 Six-Pack Is an All-Original Surprise, the Only One Ever Made?

Carmakers were starting to feel the new anti-muscle cars trend in 1971, especially as insurance companies were raising prices, but this doesn't mean high-performance models disappeared overnight. They didn't, but car manufacturers were already exploring ways to cope with the changing market. The Super Bee was now a Charger trim level and could also be ordered with a small-block engine—the 340ci with 275 horsepower. (continue reading...)