Dodge Series D5

The Dodge Series D5 appeared in October 1936 for the 1937 model year, replacing the Series D2, also known as the Dodge Beauty Winner. Most D5 cars sat on the shorter 115 inch wheelbase, one inch shorter than in 1936, while the seven-seater Limousine, the five-seater Pullman-Limousine, the Victoria-Convertible and the bare chassis used the longer 132 inch version. The standard bodies were two- and four-door sedans, available as Fastbacks or Touring sedans with an enclosed luggage compartment, plus two coupes and convertible versions. In October 1937 the D5 gave way to the Series D8, while the Junior models for export and Canada were badged D9 and D10 for 1938.