Plymouth wasn't fooling around in 1969. It put together one of the meanest muscle cars in history that snatched the crown.

Plymouth sold nearly 7,000 Road Runners in 1972, but fewer than 10% of the cars were ordered with the 440 V8 GTX powerplant.

Like the GTX, the Road Runner was based on the Plymouth midsize sedan B platform. By 1968, many of the muscle and pony cars offered by the Big Three were getting bigger and gaining weight ...

And that's what Jack Smith was told to do—all in time for the September introduction of the all-new 1968 mid-size Plymouth lineup. Jack Smith: "The Road Runner name seemed perfect. [The cartoon ...

Perhaps one of the most impressive bits of Looney Tunes branding, however, came about in the form of the 1968 Plymouth Road Runner, a car that was meant to sell the Chrysler brand to the younger ...

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 ...

Q: Greg I'm a big Plymouth Road Runner and Dodge Super Bee enthusiast from the years 1968 to 1970. When both were introduced in 1968, they became boulevard cruising classics. However, while these ...

Any time talk turns to the Plymouth Road Runner, there is a complex and fascinating back story that begs to be told; but let's start with the automobile at hand, currently available on the ...

Everyone knows that certain cars are just better with no options. The first-generation Plymouth Road Runner, like this 1969 model for sale on Hemmings, is one of those cars. Back in the late ...