The X-Lab

The 1968 Dodge Charger R/T became an icon the moment it hit the streets. Its aggressive fastback design, hidden headlights, and powerful V8 engine made it one of the most recognizable muscle cars ever produced. Decades later, enthusiasts still stop and stare when one rolls into a car show.

Unlike many modern performance cars, the Charger delivered a raw and mechanical driving experience. No driving modes. No electronic aids. Just the driver, the engine, and the open road. That’s exactly why collectors and enthusiasts continue to value these cars so highly.

Today, finding a clean, original Charger is becoming increasingly difficult, making every surviving example a rolling piece of automotive history.

Dodge Charger or Pontiac GTO—which are you taking home?