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A closer look at the 1965 Plymouth Sport Fury, a full-size classic known for its style and performance. Democrats Launch Investigation Into Trump’s ‘Theft’ Of $230 Million In Taxpayer Money Scientists ...

Today's Top Pick is a 1969 Grumman American AA-1A Trainer, a classic and unique aircraft offering an affordable entry into flying. Dubbed the "sports car" of two-seat trainers, it boasts crisp, ...

The Plymouth Superbird made headlines when it launched in 1970, and this example for sale on Exotic Car Trader continues to do so. The Superbird was Plymouth’s reply to other stock car racing designs ...

The Plymouth Road Runner is an icon of U.S. American muscle and one of the most powerful Plymouth cars ever built. Beginning in 1968, Plymouth produced the Road Runner until 1980 and throughout those ...

The term "survivor" gets thrown around a lot these days. What should be used to describe a time capsule is often attributed to vehicles with repainted bodies and rebuilt engines. Granted, those rigs ...

Cadillac didn't offer a factory station wagon in 1969, but if you were a deep-pocketed celebrity like Dean Martin, you could have one specially built. Now up for online auction in Australia with ...

Few rods or machines, as in the case of Kluft's 1964 Plymouth Sport Fury convertible, combine all the elements which allow the owner to have his cake and beat it too. The red ragtop is obviously one ...

In the heyday of American muscle cars, Plymouth emerged as a surprising contender, shedding its image as Chrysler's affordable and less exhilarating sibling. The 1960s and early '70s marked a ...

1969 was an important year for the Fury, as Plymouth launched a new generation, obviously with styling refinements and changes in the engine department. The fifth-generation Fury was available (though ...