Neon has only 68 original miles, features a five-speed manual transmission, and, oh yeah, it’s the last Plymouth that was ever made.

When it comes to muscle, Mopar reigns supreme then, now, and in the future.

Prowler’s striking bodywork conceals secrets that include lightweight materials, racy hardware and satisfying power.

Turning this mangled Challenger into a Plymouth GTX is not this hotrodders first go around at an insane restomod project of this caliber. 

AutoFest welcomes Dodge, Plymouth, and Chrysler vehicles in throes, including modern, vintage, and priceless racers.

Sure, modern muscle cars are great and all. But there’s something undeniably awesome about a classic Barracuda with a blower.

Gorgeous ’69 Mopar consistently runs 11s on factory size tires and makes over 500 horsepower on a stock engine.