The Road Runner — named for the famous bird from "Looney Tunes" — was a hit for Plymouth in the late 60s and early 70s.

The car shows 6.6k miles (unspecified if original or not), the drivetrain is all original (engine, transmission, rear axle), ...

Dodge sold 5,054 Charger Super Bees in 1971, but only 99 rolled off the assembly line with the 440-cubic-inch Six-Pack V8.

The earliest muscle car, the Pontiac GTO, was followed by the Ford Torino, Chevrolet Chevelle, and the Dodge Charger, with Plymouth Road Runner competing. The 426 Hemi-powered Plymouth Road Runner ...

The 1970s produced some of the most notable drag racing icons of the era, including these five cars that dominated a ...

At the tail end of the Golden Age of American Muscle, the Plymouth Road Runner was one of the best-selling rides, but it never got much respect. It was a stripped-down car built for speed at an ...

When it comes to finding which muscle cars are Mopar, you have to look at Plymouth and Dodge. In the Plymouth lineup, the Mopar muscle cars include the Duster (V-8 only), Road Runner, GTX ...

Introduced for street use in 1966, the Chrysler 426ci Hemi V-8 put professional racing performance in factory cars. The Mopar Dodge and Plymouth muscle cars equipped with the 426 Street Hemi were ...

Last month, the hot-rodding world got a boost of hope when Dodge’s new CEO, Matt McAlear, revealed in an interview with The Drive that the company is seriously thinking about an entry-level ...

The Plymouth gives chase ... While unleaded gas and the first fuel crisis may have helped kill muscle cars like the Superbird, efficiency gains have since allowed big-power performance cars ...