April 1 is a date with multiple connotations around the globe. Still, we’re no fools. We respect Canadians' sovereign choice of ditching smiles per gallon as long as they still appreciate Mopar ...

Car 54, Where Are You? It was a popular television show that first aired in September 1961. The show chronicled the misadventures of New York City officers Gunther Toody and Francis Muldoon, and their ...

1967 witnessed the debut of the second-generation Barracuda, and naturally, Plymouth prepared a significant redesign to make its nameplate stand out from the crowd. Follow us: It still shared many ...

In the sea of classic Mopars that inhabited the Holley Moparty show this past September, what stuck out like a sore thumb was a pale Sunfire Yellow 1967 Plymouth Barracuda with that rare magnetic draw ...

The 1967 Plymouth Barracuda might not command the same headlines as its pony car rival, the Ford Mustang, but when a well-preserved convertible turns up with some ultra-rare factory options, Mopar ...