The Super Bee was a 1968-introduced entry-level performance variant on the Coronet body. For 1971 the Coronet was repositioned as Dodge's mid-size sedan and the Super Bee migrated onto the Charger platform — the only year a 'Charger Super Bee' existed. WP body code (Charger 2-door coupe) plus the Super Bee callout on the trim, the bumblebee tail stripes (or the V8X stripe option), and the standard 383 Magnum / optional 440 Six-Pack.
1971 was also the last year of the V-code 440 Six-Pack on any car. Plenum surfaces a `e87-only-1970-1971` conflict if a Super Bee or any 1972+ Charger carries the E87 SALES code on its tag — that combination is factory-impossible.
Production: roughly 5,054 cars total — a sharp drop from the Coronet Super Bee's high-water 1969 figure (~27,800). The 1971-only Charger Super Bee is therefore both the smallest and the rarest of the Super Bee family by year.