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Magnaflow, Magnaflow Exhaust Systems, Magnaflow Performance Exhausts For Sale | Dodge
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Dodge
In 1914, the Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicle company was started by the two brothers, Horace and John Dodge, after having worked as manufacturers of bicycles and automotive parts. Their primary automobile was a on the road car that proved a fast preferred with car buyers; it was soon joined by a four-door sedan and a roadster. By 1917, the company's model line had grown to include trucks. In the World War I, the Dodge coupes and trucks were used as staff vehicles and ambulances.
Dodge was for a short time possessed by a banking firm and then in 1928, it was disposed of by its new owner to the Chrysler Corporation. And after that, the brand gradually developed into the division responsible for trucks and performance-based cars. Post World War II, Dodge launched automobiles like the military-inspired Power Wagon truck, the Royal Lancer and Hemi-powered Coronet; additionally, the maker began presenting dealer-installed air conditioning.
Throughout the 1960s automobiles like the Dodge Dart and the Custom 880 kept the producer in American driveways. That decade also witnessed the debut of one of Dodge's most iconic automobiles, the Charger. Dodge's muscle car was based on the Coronet platform, and it also featured hidden headlamps, a fastback roofline, and a full-width tail lamp panel. A 318-cubic-inch V8 was standard, but consumers looking for maximum brawn could improve to a 426-cubic-inch, 425-hp Hemi V8. In 1970, the company also launched a Mustang-fighting pony car, called the Challenger.
Success sustained through the 1990s. Dodge came under the division of German-based Daimler-Benz as part of the DaimlerChrysler merger in 1998.
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2007 Dodge
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Dodge Caliber Exhaust, 2007, Magnaflow 16634, Cat Back System
| Part Type | Exhaust Systems
| | Product Line | MagnaFlow Performance Exhaust Kits
| | Exit Quantity | Single
| | Exit Location | Passenger side
| | System Material | Stainless steel
| | System Material | Stainless steel
| | System Finish | Natural
| | System Style | Cat-back
| | Muffler Quantity | One | | Muffler Configuration | Single inlet/Single outlet | | Muffler Style | Turbo | | Exhaust Type | Single
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| $426.61 |
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2008 Dodge
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Dodge Caliber Exhaust, 2008, Magnaflow 16634, Cat Back System
| Part Type | Exhaust Systems
| | Product Line | MagnaFlow Performance Exhaust Kits
| | Exit Quantity | Single
| | Exit Location | Passenger side
| | System Material | Stainless steel
| | System Material | Stainless steel
| | System Finish | Natural
| | System Style | Cat-back
| | Muffler Quantity | One | | Muffler Configuration | Single inlet/Single outlet | | Muffler Style | Turbo | | Exhaust Type | Single
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| $426.61 |
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2009 Dodge
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Dodge Caliber Exhaust, 2009, Magnaflow 16634, Cat Back System
| Part Type | Exhaust Systems
| | Product Line | MagnaFlow Performance Exhaust Kits
| | Exit Quantity | Single
| | Exit Location | Passenger side
| | System Material | Stainless steel
| | System Material | Stainless steel
| | System Finish | Natural
| | System Style | Cat-back
| | Muffler Quantity | One | | Muffler Configuration | Single inlet/Single outlet | | Muffler Style | Turbo | | Exhaust Type | Single
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| $426.61 |
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2009 Dodge
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Dodge Challenger Exhaust, 2009, Magnaflow 16500, Cat Back System
| Part Type | Exhaust Systems
| | Product Line | MagnaFlow Performance Exhaust Kits
| | Exit Quantity | Dual
| | Exit Location | Split rear
| | System Material | Stainless steel
| | System Material | Stainless steel
| | System Finish | Natural
| | System Style | Cat-back
| | Muffler Quantity | Three | | Muffler Configuration | Single inlet/Single outlet | | Muffler Style | Turbo | | Exhaust Type | Dual in/Dual out
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| $1045.64 |
Dodge
In 1914, the Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicle company was started by the two brothers, Horace and John Dodge, after having worked as manufacturers of bicycles and automotive parts. Their primary automobile was a on the road car that proved a fast preferred with car buyers; it was soon joined by a four-door sedan and a roadster. By 1917, the company's model line had grown to include trucks. In the World War I, the Dodge coupes and trucks were used as staff vehicles and ambulances.
Dodge was for a short time possessed by a banking firm and then in 1928, it was disposed of by its new owner to the Chrysler Corporation. And after that, the brand gradually developed into the division responsible for trucks and performance-based cars. Post World War II, Dodge launched automobiles like the military-inspired Power Wagon truck, the Royal Lancer and Hemi-powered Coronet; additionally, the maker began presenting dealer-installed air conditioning.
Throughout the 1960s automobiles like the Dodge Dart and the Custom 880 kept the producer in American driveways. That decade also witnessed the debut of one of Dodge's most iconic automobiles, the Charger. Dodge's muscle car was based on the Coronet platform, and it also featured hidden headlamps, a fastback roofline, and a full-width tail lamp panel. A 318-cubic-inch V8 was standard, but consumers looking for maximum brawn could improve to a 426-cubic-inch, 425-hp Hemi V8. In 1970, the company also launched a Mustang-fighting pony car, called the Challenger.
Success sustained through the 1990s. Dodge came under the division of German-based Daimler-Benz as part of the DaimlerChrysler merger in 1998.
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