The 1978 mid size B body Monaco was unchanged from 1977 and became Dodge's largest car now that the Royal Monaco had gone, since Chrysler offered the full size C platform only through its own division. The Monaco was discontinued at the end of the 1978 model year, the B body cars continued as the Dodge Magnum until 1979, and the Dodge St. Regis then took over as the replacement for 1979, using a smaller version of the same platform.
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In 1928, Dodge was sold to the new Chrysler Corporation
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The 1978 mid-size, B-body Dodge Monaco was unchanged from the previous model year.
Year: 1978
The 1978 mid-size, B-body Dodge Monaco was unchanged from the previous model year.
1978 end
discontinued at the end of the 1978
Body style, coupe: Fourth generation
1977 Dodge Monaco two-door coupe,
Body style, station-wagon: Fourth generation
1977 Dodge Monaco two-door coupe,
Body style, sedan: Fourth generation
1977 Dodge Monaco two-door coupe,
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In 1928, Dodge was sold to the new Chrysler Corporation
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