In 2022, car collector Bobby Knudsen bought a 1970 Plymouth Superbird—you know, the one with the massive rear wing—for a record-breaking $1.65 million (after buyer’s fees).

Two years later, the Superbird arrived on NASCAR super-speedways and dealers around the country, immediately becoming a symbol of both Plymouth's motorsport dominance and the lunacy of late-1960s ...

What does his rare Plymouth Superbird have that his wife’s Dodge Challenger doesn’t? A glove box autographed by Richard Petty.

The Plymouth Superbird is one of those classic American cars from the muscle car era that has captured the imagination of all sorts of automotive enthusiasts long after its presence on roads and ...

Petty wowed the 100,000-plus fans who typically show up for the Festival by bringing back his Petty Blue No. 43 1970 Plymouth Superbird. You know, ... “We came last year and had the ’67 Belvedere, the ...

By 1971, NASCAR had changed the rules to limit horsepower to cars with big wings, dooming the Superbird. This one has 16,360 original miles, RM says, and was restored in 2002. It originally sold ...

How This Plymouth Superbird Lost Over $1 Million in Value at Auction The muscle car was previously the most expensive example of its kind. Modified on May 27, 2025 , Published on May 21, 2025.

A 1970 Plymouth Superbird has been auctioned for a record $1.65 million. The muscle car was specially developed for NASCAR Cup Series racing.

It’s a 1970 Plymouth Superbird that could be would be worth $250,000 or more if it were in great shape, which it very much isn’t. (The Superbird's body was designed to dominate on NASCAR's ...

The Plymouth Superbird was one of the legendary muscle cars of the 60's and 70's and it has an adorable cartoon painted on it. Here's how that happened.

Two years later, the Superbird arrived on NASCAR super-speedways and dealers around the country, immediately becoming a symbol of both Plymouth's motorsport dominance and the lunacy of late-1960s ...