Plymouth sold over 35,000 Road Runners in 1970, but fewer than 700 were convertibles—this one's even rarer thanks to the ...

Although Plymouth utilized the Roadrunner logo on the smaller Plymouth Volare line from 1976-1980, it was a trim package only and a far cry from the “real” Roadrunners that graced our nation ...

Chrysler Corporation gave Plymouth a simple assignment: build cost-effective people movers. But that was rarely good enough ...

Plymouth also discontinued the GTX ... with the range-topping 440 V8 were fitted with "GTX" logos. So why isn't the post-1971 Road Runner getting as much love as its predecessors?

This big-block ’70 Plymouth Roadrunner was at SEMA last year, but many readers may better remember it from its appearance as a feature car in Hot Rod magazine, a spot on the television show ...

In addition to its GTX and Fury models, Plymouth offered the 440 Super Commando in the 1970-71 'Cuda and the 1970 Road Runner Superbird. Plymouth's third-generation Barracuda, introduced for the ...

Although Plymouth utilized the Roadrunner logo on the smaller Plymouth Volare line from 1976-1980, it was a trim package only and a far cry from the "real" Roadrunners that graced our nation's ...

Although Plymouth utilized the Roadrunner logo on the smaller Plymouth Volare line from 1976-1980, it was a trim package only and a far cry from the “real” Roadrunners that graced our nation ...