The Dodge Charger alone represents all that America is entitled to expect from a muscle car. It entered the market in 1966 rivalling Ford and its Mustang, and is still produced today. Its film and television appearances are numerous, from a killer’s car in Bullit to a cult icon in the Dukes of Hazzard, as well as a Tarantinesque icon in Death Boulevard. The 1969 version is certainly the most representative of the lineage with its V8 HEMI 425 horsepower. It can reach up to 250 km / h and chokes out 0 to 100 in 5 seconds in a huge cloud of smoke. At this rate, consumption is flirting with 30 liters to 100 km.