Unfortunately, the answer isn’t so clear—but it is interesting. According to some sources, only 392 units of the 1969 Dodge Charger 500 were made, but other sources claim that number is closer to 503 or even up to 559. Clearly, it’s unclear.
Both cars were built around the same time, and the Daytona’s build was faster and more aerodynamic than the Charger 500’s, which meant it was more likely to win races—and win it did. Dodge funneled more energy into producing the Charger Daytona, meeting the homologation requirements by just three units at a total of 503 cars.