Some cars announce themselves with a whisper, others with a roar. The 1970 Plymouth Road Runner does both, greeting bystanders first with its trademark “beep-beep" horn and then unleashing the thunder ...

The Plymouth Road Runner 440+6 arrived at the height of the muscle car wars, turning a budget bruiser into a street terror that could run with the era’s most ...

Dodge and Plymouth muscle cars from the classic era are some of, if not the most collectible, rides today, and there are very good reasons for that reality. First, Golden Age Mopars are simply the ...

Nineteen sixty-nine was a very good year for Mother Mopar’s high-flyers, with production numbers giving bean counters all the reasons to strap fishing hooks to the corner of their mouths and pull the ...

Brian is a published author who has been writing professionally for a decade in politics and entertainment, but found his calling covering the automotive industry. His love of cars started at an early ...

When it comes to engines, muscle car fanatics have every reason to cherish the '60s and early '70s. The big three were on a roll: Chevy had 454 big blocks, Ford introduced the 427 "Cammer" and 428/429 ...