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Dodge Sold A New Dart 8 Years After It Died, And A New Viper Too

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Dodge in 2024 sold two cars that haven’t been in production for several years. One is the Dart sedan that ended production in 2016, and the other is a Viper that died in 2017. These surprising sales prove dealer inventory can linger for nearly a decade before selling. Dodge might not be cranking out compact sedans or hardcore sports cars anymore, but that didn’t stop a couple of determined buyers from snatching up what they could. Specificall…

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Dodge Sold A New Dart 8 Years After It Died, And A New Viper Too

Dodge in 2024 sold two cars that haven’t been in production for several years. One is the Dart sedan that ended production in 2016, and the other is a Viper that died in 2017. These surprising sales prove dealer inventory can linger for nearly a decade before selling. Dodge might not be cranking out compact sedans or hardcore sports cars anymore, but that didn’t stop a couple of determined buyers from snatching up what they could. Specificall…

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