The Golden Age of American Muscle ended in 1971, but it went out with a hell of a bang.

The 1972 Plymouth GTX did not go out with a bang so much as a long, quiet exhale. After years of being sold as one of the most forceful muscle cars on American streets, it slipped into a changing ...

This 1970 Plymouth Road Runner on Exotic Car Trader has had a total overhaul, leaving it a perfect statement piece and shrine to the era. The 1970 Plymouth Road Runner blends classic muscle car style ...

Buck’s Hemi Orange Road Runner is just about the perfect spec with its 440 V-8 and A833 four-speed manual transmission. Courtesy Juston Buck When I was 15 years old, I watched the indie crime movie ...

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 ...

Victor Pineschi bought this 1972 Plymouth Road Runner new when he was 16. The car wears a 35-year-old professional restoration. Victor Pineschi Sitting behind the wheel of his brand-new Plymouth Road ...

In the ’70s, some motorists got stars in their eyes when they looked at muscle cars, while others gravitated toward supercars or even subcompact models. While what’s “cool” just depends on what ...

Bob Jennings, 71, owner of an education company that teaches CPAs, on his 1970 Plymouth Road Runner Superbird, as told to A.J. Baime. I think of my black 1970 Plymouth Superbird as a dream of an ...

PLYMOUTH, Ind. (WNDU) - Earlier this week, Plymouth cross country runner Leo Sickmiller was running in a meet when this incredible moment happened. As the race was finishing up, Sickmiller noticed ...

A story of sportsmanship and kindness is in the spotlight as a local cross-country runner helped an opponent in need. The story inspired the community and served as a reminder that kindness can turn ...

People apparently love trying to get early 70s Road Runners “on the cheap”. We’ve seen several bids come up short in recent months, and not by a little. Of course, there’s a big difference between not ...