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These diecast Chargers are commonly offered in 1:24 and 1:64 scales.

Models use die-cast metal bodies with some plastic parts; many listings also note real or premium rubber tires.

Sizes range from small 1:64 replicas — about 1 inch high and roughly 3.25–3.38 inches long — up to larger 1:24 models — about 3–4.65 inches high and approximately 8 inches long.

Many listings note functional details such as opening hoods, opening doors, opening trunks, real rubber tires, and detailed interior, exterior, and engine compartments.

Most listings state a suggested age of 8 years and up. Some collector-focused 1:64 items recommend ages 14 and up and note they are "for display only."

Several listings give approximate 1:24 dimensions of about 8 inches long by roughly 3.75 inches wide and about 3–3.25 inches high.

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