The 1965 model year represented the debut of the fifth-generation Coronet, witnessing the debut of refined styling and new engine options. The lineup initially included the base version, the Coronet ...

Customers stepping inside a Dodge dealership in 1965 had to pay at least $2,267 for a Coronet. This was the base price of a six-cylinder Coronet, with the V8 carrying a starting price tag of $2,361.

In continuation of this special 1965 Dodge Coronet Build presented by Amazon Automotive, John McGann and Holmes Automotive are back to wrenching. Watch as this old Dodge muscle car comes back to life ...

The Coronet-based Dodge Super Bee 440 sits in a sweet spot of muscle car history, combining big-block power with working-class roots and a relatively short production window. I want to pin down ...

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