Introduced in 1970 with brand-new underpinnings and optional high-compression engines, the third-generation Plymouth Barracuda sold nearly 49,000 in its first year in showrooms. In 1971, however, ...
The 1970 Barracuda was quite popular with nearly 49,000 units sold, but Plymouth barely moved 2,500 convertibles that year.
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Great American car names that the 1970s quietly took away forever
These names didn't just disappear — they took something with them.
Ford's 1978 Fox platform aimed to compete with foreign cars by being adaptable to various markets. How'd it do it?
On the block at Chicane Auctions' April event is a 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T Restomod blending classic Mopar presence with ...
Gay Harrington began surfing the Internet for antique cars in the summer of 2012. She mentioned this new interest in a classic car to her cousin's husband during a visit ...
Tattletale Gray was a marketing campaign term used in the 1940s by the former Fels-Naptha Soap Company, noting how your ash gray clothing or sheets meant you were using the ...
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