Originally shipped to Denmark, this 1971 Plymouth Hemi Cuda was restored over a decade ago and sold for over $400,000 in 2023 ...

The gator grain vinyl top was only offered in 1970. It found its way on only a few Barracudas and most of them didn't survive.

Such a car would obviously share a platform with the upcoming Challenger, though would be sold as a Chrysler model since its original parent brand, Plymouth, is long since shuttered.

Despite the 'pony' moniker, the A-body Plymouth Barracuda was actually the first of its kind, beating the Mustang to market ...

Plymouth’s attention to detail ensured that the ’Cuda was not only fast but also a joy to drive. The 426 Hemi wasn’t just an ordinary engine—it was born from Chrysler’s desire to ...

A custom Cuda reverse restomod is up for sale, based on the Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat. The conversion took 3,000 hours of work and is the fourth of 10 examples to be produced. The muscle car ...