Introduced for the 1968 model year as a more affordable proposition to the GTX, the Plymouth Road Runner became a big hit. The nameplate moved 44,303 units in its first year on the market and a ...

A junkyard find bought for $150 turned out to be proof of something Chrysler spent decades denying ever left the factory.

A 383 car carrying a 440 built on forged internals, with a missing fender tag and a displacement figure bidders are ...

Omaha Orange paint, which was normally available on trucks, this 1969 Plymouth Road Runner is an ultra-rare classic.

Unlike their spindly cartoon caricature, greater roadrunners are relatively stocky birds that are the largest species in the cuckoo family (the birds emit a low-pitched coo instead of the cartoon ...

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 ...

A red 1971 Plymouth Road Runner pairs classic styling with a 383 and four-speed transmission.

Pink probably isn’t the first color that comes to mind when picturing a Plymouth Road Runner. Yet in 1970, anyone feeling particularly adventurous could order one wearing one of the wildest colors in ...

Ever since Steve Strope opened up his Pure Vision shop in Simi Valley, California, 24 years ago, the rest of the car-building world has been trying to catch up. Like many of the top hot rod shops, ...