1970 Dodge Charger R/T

The 1970 Dodge Charger R/T is the personal vehicle of Adam Robertson in the fanfiction series, and serves as his primary mode of transportation in his Earth incarnations. Built from scratch by Adam himself, this car acts as the 'brother' vehicle of the Nissan Skyline of Jamie Robertson, seeing as they were finished on the same day.

Origin:
The Charger was built from scratch by Adam Robertson, and was finished on the same day Jamie Robertson finished building his Nissan Skyline, making the two cars brothers, in a way, similar to the owners of the two cars. Adam used his Charger in various street races, but eventually, he ended up deciding to travel to Japan. In most of the stories it appears in, the Charger is essentially Adam's personality externalized, and whatever fate it meets, foreshadows the fate of its owner.

Modifications
Adam made many modifications to the Charger in its various appearances, which included:
 * Chassis - Only appearing in "When The Brothers Cry", Adam and Jamie reinforced the chassis of their cars, in anticipation of their escape plan going wrong, which it did. While the chassis did help the Charger survive the initial fall off of a cliff to escape the Yamainu, the car didn't last long, and exploded soon after. In the story's 2nd world, Adam reinforced the Charger with a bulletproof frame, which helped him in the War for Hinamizawa.
 * Engine - Due to his desire to street race, Adam created a modified V8 engine for his Charger, and wherever he ends up, whether in Japan or in Scotland, Adam is seen to always be making modifications to the engine, or replacing faulty parts.
 * Nitrous Oxide (NOS) - While it's seldom used in many of the Charger's appearances, Adam added some cans of Nitrous Oxide to the Charger, in order to allow him an extra burst of speed in races. Adam mostly used his NOS against Jamie's Skyline in their various races throughout the series and threatening racers to his Drift King title in Hikarizaka during "Pedal to the Metal". Adam activates his main NOS canisters by pressing either one of, or both, buttons situated on his steering wheel, and he presses a small button hidden on a lever on his dashboard for a small secondary canister.