Dodge 1954

USA

Royal
Coronet
Meadowbrook
Firearrow Roadster – prototype
Firearrow Sport Coupé – prototype
Firearrow Convertible – prototype  

The Dodge of any year is unmistakably a member of the Chrysler family, and the 1954 cars are no exception to this. Offered in 20 different models which make up three separate series, the Dodge also comes in 11 new body colors and 14 two-tone combinations that are keyed to harmonize with exteriors. The use of the new Powerflite transmission—claimed 100 lbs lighter than other equivalent transmissions—is far superior to the Gyro-Matic torque converter formerly offered by Dodge but now available only on the six-cylinder Coronet and Meadowbrook models. New to the automotive industry in general is the Jacquard long-wearing upholstery fabric now featured by Dodge, but previously used only for rich tapestries and costly furniture. Four-inches greater overall length, new bright metal trim and a revised "four corner contact" seating arrangement constitute recent improvements.

Royal V8 Club Coupe

Royal V-8 Convertible 

Royal V-8 4-door Sedan

Royal V-8 Sport Coupe

Coronet V-8 4-door Sedan

Coronet V-8 Club Coupe

Coronet Six 4-door Sedan

Coronet Six Club Coupe

Meadowbrook

Meadowbrook

Coronet V-8 Sierra 4-door (6 or 8 passenger)
Also available as "Six"

Coronet V-8 Suburban 2-door
Also available as "Six"

Kingsway

Prototypes

Firearrow II

Firearrow III and IV.

Firearrow III Coupé

Trucks

Pickup

Express (Canada)

Panel Delivery