The 1974 Dodge Dart is packing on the pounds, sporting a new rear impact-absorbing bumper to match its front, giving it a little more junk in the trunk with larger tail lights now perched above the bumper. Thanks to the ’73 oil embargo, smaller engines are in vogue, but fear not, the Dart 360 is here to flex some muscle, replacing the Dart Sport 340. Check out these groovy images—just a click away for a larger view, courtesy of MCF and Gateway Classic Cars.
The Dodge Dart is a little heavier than previously with a new rear impact absorbing bumper to match the front one and, as a result, the larger tail lights are moved above the bumper rather than in it. The oil embargo of ’73 makes smaller engines and less powerful vehicles a sign of the times, but the Dart Sport 340 has been replaced by the Dart 360 as the new power option.
MCF thanks Gateway Classic Cars for the images provided here.
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