Dodge Monaco
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Star car: The Bluesmobile — 1974 Dodge Monaco
The story: The Brothers raise money to save their childhood orphanage and put their old rhythm-and-blues band back together. Why? They're on a mission from God.
The previous LH cars were based upon the Eagle Premier and Dodge Monaco, and the current cars are in the same factory that was acquired from AMC.
The speedometer on that '78 Dodge Monaco we had went to 140 MPH. I liked driving around in it but you never looked "right" behind the wheel unless you were wearing your dark glasses and black fedora hat like Jake and Elwood Blues.
The 3.7 million-square-foot Belvidere Assembly Plant has approximately 1,700 employees represented by United Auto Worker's Union Locals 1268 and 1761. The plant began production of the Plymouth Fury and Dodge Monaco in 1965.
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is the car that popularized large FWD sedans in the US and are easily the most reliable cars Chrysler has made since the late 1970s. The LH Platform is an evolution from the AMC/Renault developed "B-body" platform bested known for the Dodge Monaco ...
 See also: Dodge, Seat, Ford, Volkswagen, Mercury
  
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