While some enthusiasts argue that the Pontiac GTO was the first muscle car, and others say that the true first was older ...

Between 1965 and 1974, the Plymouth division of Chrysler Corporation enjoyed its best years in history, with production numbers peaking at around three-quarter-million units on average annually.

Metamora resident Tom Baker has a 'Dukes of Hazzard' car in his driveway and a collection of classic cars sitting at his ...

Owning a Dodge Pheonix signaled to the world that you had achieved success at something. Nobody cared that the car claimed to ...

Introduced as a two-door hardtop version of the Cranbrook in 1951, the Plymouth Belvedere became a stand-alone full-size car in 1954. Originally a range-topping model, the Belvedere lost its top ...

Tom Baker owns Midwest Classic Cars in Roanoke, Illinois, a dealership specializing in iconic movie and TV cars. Baker's collection includes the General Lee from "Dukes of Hazzard," a Trans Am ...

More than machines, Plymouth’s creations became icons. Some packed brute force, while others delivered timeless beauty. These classics weren’t just driven; they made history. Let’s take a ride through ...

America has a rich automotive history. From muscle cars to street trucks and the occasional high-horsepower supercar, the United States has a storied history in automotive production. Although ...

The 1970s were a disastrous time for American muscle cars. The Clean Air Act of 1970 took full effect, and with it came stringent emissions standards. As a result, American automakers were forced ...

TopSpeed took a look at the classic American muscle on an upward trajectory and came up with the 10 models that are ...