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.
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In 1965, Dodge revived the Coronet nameplate for the midsize market. One year later, it became one of the first Mopars to get the then-new 426-cubic-inch (7.0-liter) Street Hemi V8 on the options list ...
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