Dodge Coronet Super Bee

Dodge Coronet Super Bee (1970)

The Dodge Coronet Super Bee is a muscle car produced by the American automaker Dodge between 1968 and 1970. The Coronet Super Bee was a high-performance version of the Dodge Coronet, a mid-sized car produced by Dodge. It was designed to appeal to car enthusiasts who wanted a powerful and sporty car.

The Coronet Super Bee was powered by a range of V8 engines, with the most powerful being the 440 cubic inches (7.2L) that produced 375 horsepower. It featured a 4-speed manual transmission or an optional 3-speed automatic transmission, and it had a sport-tuned suspension that provided a smooth and responsive handling.

The Coronet Super Bee had a distinctive and sporty design. It featured a long hood, a wide grille, and a sleek body that was designed to look fast even when standing still. The car's interior was also well-designed, with comfortable bucket seats and a variety of premium features, such as a tachometer, a clock, and a radio.

The Coronet Super Bee was highly sought after by car enthusiasts and it was well-regarded by critics. It was praised for its combination of performance, style, and comfort. It was also considered one of the most powerful and capable cars in its class.

In addition to its standard features, the Coronet Super Bee also offered a number of options, such as power steering, power brakes, and air conditioning. There were also a number of special editions of the Coronet Super Bee, such as the A12 package, which featured more powerful engines, more aggressive suspension and other performance enhancements.

The Dodge Coronet Super Bee was a short-lived model, it was only produced for three years but it left a lasting impression on the automotive industry and is still considered a classic muscle car today. Its combination of power and sporty design, make it a popular choice among car enthusiasts and collectors.