Of all the body styles produced by Mopar, the B-bodies are some of the most recognized and sought after vehicles by many enthusiasts. Of the various reasons B-bodies are so popular, one of the biggest ...

Pontiac’s B-body lineup holds a special place for enthusiasts who appreciate the charm of sleeper cars. These vehicles, while not overtly flashy, packed a punch under the hood with powerful V8 engines ...

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 ...

1962 Plymouth Savoy B-Body Mopar with 383-cubic-inch 4bbl Wedge big-block V-8. [/caption] At Chrysler, the momentum got started in 1960 with the downsized A-Body, which was part of an industry-wide ...

Isn’t it curious how some cars seem to run out of luck just as they roll off the assembly lines, while others are born under a rainbow of shooting stars and become instant legends? Take the B-body ...

When the Biscayne was conceived in the late ’50s, the notion of handling wasn’t even an afterthought. People wanted big and powerful, never mind your face grease getting smeared all over the side ...

Green light blinks, red gumball spins, and the crowd parts like Moses at Carlisle. A 1964 Plymouth Savoy rolls through, two doors and zero apologies—just a push-button growl and the subtle menace of a ...