Dom’s Jada Dodge Charger: 2009, Fast X and Raw-Metal Versions Compared

A black Charger photograph is not enough to identify the Jada release you want. The catalog includes a matte-black 1970 Charger R/T associated with Fast & Furious (2009), a black 1970 Charger from Fast X, and a smaller raw-metal Charger R/T associated with Furious 7. They differ in edition, finish or scale.

For a first purchase, decide whether you want a particular film version or simply a classic Charger for a display. Then match the Jada item number. This guide compares 35729, 34918 and 97350, with a note on two other Dodge models that should not be confused with them.

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Three Charger releases side by side

These listings describe complete diecast cars with plastic components and rubber tires. The raw-metal wording is a finish designation, not a request to assemble a kit or a promise of an unfinished body ready for customization.

Matte-black 35729: choose the named 2009 edition

The matte-black Charger R/T identifies the 2009 film association and exposed-engine treatment in its listing. It is the model to compare when that edition or matte appearance is what you want.

The approximate catalog dimensions are 8.5 × 3.25 × 2.25 inches. For an open-panel display, reserve additional clearance around the doors and behind the trunk. The closed model’s footprint does not tell you the space needed with every feature opened.

Do not call this the Fast X release merely because it resembles another black 1970 Charger. The item number and film wording provide the reliable distinction.

Black 34918: choose the Fast X release

The Fast X Charger, 34918, also has an approximately 8.5 × 3.25 × 2.25-inch listed footprint. Its gallery includes whole-car, cabin and engine views.

Matching dimensions and opening parts do not establish identical paint, tooling or packaging. We have not performed a physical casting comparison. For a film-specific collector, the meaningful purchase decision is the exact labeled edition and its appearance in the product photographs.

For someone who already owns another 1970 Charger, verify the existing item number before buying this as a gift. “Black Charger” is too broad to rule out duplication.

Raw-metal 97350: a smaller and visually different option

The 1:32 raw-metal Charger, 97350, is listed at approximately 5 inches long. It is an option for a more compact shelf or for a collector specifically interested in the unpainted-looking finish.

The description lists opening doors, not an opening hood or trunk. Do not transfer the feature list from a 1:24 car to the smaller version. Choose the finish because it appeals to you; the word “raw” does not automatically identify a chase or establish rarity.

Charger, Challenger and modern Hellcat are different choices

The black Challenger SRT8, 97384, is a separate Dodge vehicle. It should not be used as a substitute for a requested classic Charger simply because both are black and carry Dom’s name.

The gray 2021 Charger SRT Hellcat, 34473, is another distinct catalog subject associated with Fast X. It is not the 1970 Charger in a different color. Match the model year and body style as carefully as the film title.

How to choose without overspending on an unwanted edition

Start with the correct vehicle. Next, choose 1:24 for the larger display or 1:32 for a smaller row. Finally, check the film association, finish and current product price. A smaller release can have a lower total price because it is a different product—not because it is the same model on sale.

For an import-and-muscle display, compare the Brian’s Skyline and GT-R options. For other character-associated vehicles, use our Fast & Furious buying guide.

Choose the Jada Charger edition that belongs on your shelf

Release details come from the linked Muncle Mikes listings checked September 23, 2026. Dimensions are approximate; no hands-on quality or tooling comparison is claimed. Check product pages for current availability, prices and packaging details.

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