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If a company revives the name of an old car and used it for a new one, does that mean that the new vehicle would look like the old one? Certainly not! At least not for the Dodge Monaco. The Dodge Monaco nameplate was first used on a vehicle manufactured by Chrysler in the 1970s. The name was revived later for another vehicle manufactured shortly in the 1990s. But aside from the name, no other thing is common between the two.

The original Dodge Monaco was introduced by the Chrysler Corporation in 1965. It was a full-size personal luxury vehicle aimed to compete with the Pontiac Grand Prix in the personal luxury automobile market. In its first few years in the market, the Dodge Monaco was available only as a 2-door hardtop coupe. Later, however, sedans and station wagons were also offered in the Dodge Monaco line-up, taking over what was left behind by the demised Custom 880 except for its convertible model. After the demise of the Custom 880, the Dodge Monaco became the premium trim level of all Dodge full-size cars.

In 1975, a line of vehicles based on the C body platform of the original Dodge Monaco was introduced and were called the Dodge Royal Monaco. A year later, the Dodge Royal Monaco became Dodge's full-size luxury trim offering while the original Dodge Monaco was reduced in size to become the mid-size replacement to the Dodge Coronet. After 1978, the entire Dodge Monaco line was dropped from Chrysler's line-up of vehicles.

The Dodge Monaco nameplate would later re-appear in 1990 but as a totally different vehicle. The Dodge Monaco of the '90s was actually just a badge-engineered version of the Eagle Premier but with some distinctive styling cues. It was offered in LE and ES trim levels and were equipped with a sole 3.0-liter V6 engine. The model was sold only until 1992, after which it was replaced by the Dodge Intrepid.

Two distinct vehicles having the same name—that's the two Dodge Monaco models. Definitely, two sets of Dodge Monaco parts exists and if you are a Dodge Monaco owner, you could have a hard time locating the right Dodge Monaco part that you want. So whenever you have to purchase a Dodge Monaco part, especially in the Internet, make sure that you give the site enough detail about Dodge Monaco that you own.

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