What Does The '4' Emblem Mean On The Back Of Dodge Cars?
Dodge has had many different logos over the years, but the more recent version featuring the number 4 over two stripes marks a specific aspect of the car.
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Dodge has had many different logos over the years, but the more recent version featuring the number 4 over two stripes marks a specific aspect of the car.
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