Dodge Charger R/T (diecast 1:18, GreenLight Collectibles)

Iconic Muscle Car: The 1968 Dodge Charger R/T

The second-generation Dodge Charger R/T, built from 1968 to 1970, is an icon of the Muscle Car era in the USA. Known for its aggressive design and powerful handling, the Charger R/T was designed by the talented designer Harvey J. Winn and further developed by engineers John D. Ellis and Barry Holliday. Under the hood of the R/T (Road/Track) lies the legendary 426 HEMI V8 engine, delivering 425 horsepower. The Charger R/T was one of the most powerful and sought-after cars of its time, significantly influencing American automotive history. In 1968, when the Dodge Charger R/T was introduced, significant historical events like the release of The Beatles' album "The White Album," the continuation of the Vietnam War, and the introduction of the Boeing 747 in commercial aviation took place - examples that help us understand the timeframe of this exceptional vehicle.

Detailed Replica: The 1/18 Scale Miniature by GreenLight Collectibles

This precise model car, made in a 1/18 scale, is an impressive replica of the Dodge Charger R/T. GreenLight Collectibles has placed great emphasis on attention to detail. The model is made of die-cast material, making it particularly robust while allowing for high accuracy in detail. Standout features include the glossy polished rims, chrome details faithful to the original, and authentic markings and emblems. The deep black paint exudes elegance and power, with the distinct "R/T" badge on the grille and the "Charger" logo on the rear showcasing the high quality of this miniature. The care taken to replicate the curves and lines of the original is visible from every angle.