Ken Bowser / Hamtramck Historical
Old-school enthusiasts first fell in love with the original and iconic Dodge Scat Pack vehicles at auto shows across the country during the late 1960s and early 1970s. Today, a new generation of car lovers is being initiated to the reborn Dodge Scat Pack at events such as the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit, Mich., open to the public January 18 – 26.
The Dodge brand display at Detroit’s COBO Center will host…
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The Motor City is buzzing with excitement as the 25th annual North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) comes to town, and we’re on the main floor, beaming with pride. Once again, our world-class products have redefined about the driving experience for the last 100 years. As 2014 marks this momentous anniversary, we’re pulling out all the stops to show the world what Dodge and the Motor City are all about as we chart a new course for the next century.
On the NAIAS starting line…
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In 1962, Dodge entered in America’s booming new compact car category with the Dodge Lancer. Rolling out the year before, the Lancer lineup for ’62 included the 170 and 770 models in sedan and station wagon styles, along with the sporty and sophisticated model shown here, the Dodge Lancer GT Hardtop.
The Lancer GT boasted thick-pile carpeting, bucket seats and leather-grain vinyl upholstery behind its two doors. A distinct padded dash, luxurious wood grain instrument panel, full wheel covers and whitewall tires were also standard. “Lancer GT” badges…
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