but did you know that Chrysler also used it for a Mexican-built muscle car? Meet the Valiant Super Bee, the Dodge/Plymouth hybrid that at some point was more potent than its American counterparts.

While the Valiant was never going to be named a peak muscle car, it had the option for more horsepower in a package that was much more affordable. One lesser-known Plymouth model had plenty to be ...

It was preferable (cheaper) to earn a customer and keep them for life only once, rather than try to persuade him or her to buy your brand of car anew every few years. We take the strategy for ...

Those guys service all brands of muscle cars, but their special fondness ... 1968 Chevy Nova, and 1968 Plymouth Valiant. Other interests include fine cigars, writing and recording rock music ...

The 1965 Plymouth Valiant may have been more of an economy ... Although the Valiant would never be named a peak muscle car, it had the option for a 235 horsepower 273 cubic inch V8 engine that ...

Plymouth sold more than 8,000 Volares equipped with the Road Runner package in 1976, but this drivetrain setup found its way ...

Once dubbed America's most reliable car, does this original-spec example of Auto industry downsizing justify a $14,000 price ...

First-gen Barracudas were modified versions of the Plymouth Valiant—sometimes they were even referred to as Valiant Barracudas—and had weaker engines (for a muscle car at least) that ran on ...

Then, by 1968, at the height of the horsepower wars and as the golden age of muscle cars dawned ... The first-generation Plymouth Barracuda was introduced as a Valiant trim in 1964 and ran ...

The two-door Duster, the fastback flagship of Plymouth's long-serving, entry-level Valiant line, debuted in the 1970 model year - arguably the peak of the muscle car era. A 275-hp (gross), 340 ...