Introduced in 1968 as a cheap Mopar muscle car alternative to Pontiac’s GTO, the Road Runner quickly gathered a swarm of admirers – many of whom cracked their wallets open for the B-body Plymouth. The ...

Introduced for the 1968 model year as a more affordable proposition to the GTX, the Plymouth Road Runner became a big hit. The nameplate moved 44,303 units in its first year on the market and a ...

If the Golden Age of American Muscle had been a monarchy, the Dodge Charger and Plymouth Hemi 'Cuda would most certainly be perched upon the thrones, with the Challenger, Coronet, and GTX filling out ...

The 1971 Plymouth GTX arrived just as American performance cars were running into a wall of new rules, higher costs, and shifting public priorities. It was still a big, brash muscle machine, but the ...

Plymouth was once an American automotive powerhouse, founded in 1928 by Chrysler. It was supposed to be the entry-level fighter against Ford and Chevrolet. During the early years, it even saved ...