Imagine living in the late 1960s to early 1970s, and being used to the relatively square muscle cars of the time. Sure, a 1968 Dodge Charger is a damn hot car, but it's not exactly shapely. Enter the ...

A 1970 Plymouth Superbird has been auctioned for a record $1.65 million. The muscle car was specially developed for NASCAR Cup Series racing.

The iconic model was designed to help Plymouth's NASCAR program and features a signature streamlined body with an iconic nosecone and high rear wing. Fewer than 2,000 production cars were built as ...

It also rides on Superbird-specific Rally wheels and comes with a "beep beep" horn. The large "Plymouth" decals on the rear fenders and the road runner cartoons on the wing posts and left-side ...

When talking about the Superbird, it’s impossible not to mention its most iconic element; the towering rear wing. However, the wing is not the only element that catches the eye as the High ...

Fast forward. In 1990, Smith Stokes opened his own Chrysler/Plymouth/Jeep dealership in Reidsville, North Carolina, and has won Five Star Awards for every one of the last ten years. The Smith ...

This 1970 Plymouth Superbird Is a One-of-None Head-Turner, Quite Expensive Too Published: 27 Jun 2023, 16:01 UTC • By: Ciprian Florea 10 photos ...

In the late 1960s, when NASCAR’s “stock cars” were truly based on production models and employed production-based engines, ...

It pumps out 425 hp and is coupled to a Hemi four-speed transmission and a Dana 60 9.75-inch rear end. The Superbird’s A13 package also added power steering, power brakes, and disc brakes at the ...

As built, the particular Superbird wouldn't have been considered anything unique except for its aerodynamic styling additions. Painted B5 blue, powered by a 440 Super Commando with the four-barrel ...

One example of that is the Dodge Daytona and the Plymouth Superbird, two pointed cars with massive wings. While both of these cars came out around the same time and for the same reason, they are ...