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In some ways, the 1990s and 2000s will be remembered as the decades that brought retro styling to the automotive world. Among the first brands to exploit the interest in cars with old-fashion shapes but modern hardware was Plymouth with its Prowler.
- 1967 Plymouth Barracuda Formula S Contradicts Muscle Car’s Reputation Of Poor Handling
Car brands come and go, but one thing is for sure: they will be remembered thanks to their best products. In the case of Chrysler’s now defunct Plymouth brand, one of these products is definitely the Barracuda pony car. Read more »...
- It Came From Ebay Hell: The Plymouth Pt Cruiser Limited
While originally conceived by the Chrysler Group as a Plymouth model, the PT Cruiser ended up being launched onto the market as a Chrysler branded vehicle in 2000, following the Detroit carmaker's decision to axe Plymouth the following year. The...
- 1971 Plymouth Vipercuda Packs A Venomous V10 Punch Under Its Hood
One of the great things about classic American pony and muscles cars is their simplicity, which pretty much allows you do anything your mind sets out to do, with the only restrictions usually being the amount of time and cash you are willing to spend....
- Dodge Boss Says Chrysler Is Considering New Barracuda
Is there room in the U.S. market for an another retro-style muscle car? According to Ralph Gilles, Chrysler's chief designer and boss of the Dodge brand, the answer to that question is yes. At last week's SEMA aftermarket show in Las Vegas, Gilles...
- From Fantasy To Reality: Plymouth Road Runner Concept Based On '09 Dodge Challenger Srt8 Up For Sale On Ebay For... $950,000
A little over a year ago, we showed you some conceptual designs for a modern day successor to Plymouth's 1971-1975 Road Runner based on today's Dodge Challenger. The concept was penned by Michael Leonhard and featured in the August/September issue...
Cars
Project Growler: Tuner Drops a 6.1-liter Hemi SRT8 into a Plymouth Prowler
In some ways, the 1990s and 2000s will be remembered as the decades that brought retro styling to the automotive world. Among the first brands to exploit the interest in cars with old-fashion shapes but modern hardware was Plymouth with its Prowler.
The aggressive looking hotrod with open wheels and an open cabin began its life in 1997 as a Plymouth and ended its career in 2002 as a Chrysler model, after the latter pulled the plug on the Plymouth brand in 2001.
Read more »- 1967 Plymouth Barracuda Formula S Contradicts Muscle Car’s Reputation Of Poor Handling
Car brands come and go, but one thing is for sure: they will be remembered thanks to their best products. In the case of Chrysler’s now defunct Plymouth brand, one of these products is definitely the Barracuda pony car. Read more »...
- It Came From Ebay Hell: The Plymouth Pt Cruiser Limited
While originally conceived by the Chrysler Group as a Plymouth model, the PT Cruiser ended up being launched onto the market as a Chrysler branded vehicle in 2000, following the Detroit carmaker's decision to axe Plymouth the following year. The...
- 1971 Plymouth Vipercuda Packs A Venomous V10 Punch Under Its Hood
One of the great things about classic American pony and muscles cars is their simplicity, which pretty much allows you do anything your mind sets out to do, with the only restrictions usually being the amount of time and cash you are willing to spend....
- Dodge Boss Says Chrysler Is Considering New Barracuda
Is there room in the U.S. market for an another retro-style muscle car? According to Ralph Gilles, Chrysler's chief designer and boss of the Dodge brand, the answer to that question is yes. At last week's SEMA aftermarket show in Las Vegas, Gilles...
- From Fantasy To Reality: Plymouth Road Runner Concept Based On '09 Dodge Challenger Srt8 Up For Sale On Ebay For... $950,000
A little over a year ago, we showed you some conceptual designs for a modern day successor to Plymouth's 1971-1975 Road Runner based on today's Dodge Challenger. The concept was penned by Michael Leonhard and featured in the August/September issue...