The history of motorsport is filled with "firsts" and "bests," but few Chrysler cars carry a heritage like this one. The Charger Daytonas of 1969 took many race wins, but this example was the very ...

Sometimes, car addiction goes beyond a certain point, where it is no longer passion but downright fanaticism. Some gearheads are so loyal to one specific model that they’ll stop at nothing to get one ...

The teen car nut bought a wrecked Superbird, a Road Runner, and a Satellite, and stitched up the one-of-zero 1970 Superbird ...

The Dodge Charger Daytona and Plymouth Superbird are among the most recognizable muscle cars ever built. Released at the height of NASCAR’s aero wars, they were born from a simple mission: win races.

The name of Plymouth Superbird and Dodge Daytona evokes the greatest excitement in the world of classic muscle cars. Both of these machines were never meant to be a part of the mass. They were ...

When it comes to classic American muscle cars, few are as iconic as the Plymouth Superbird. Defined by the long nose, big front and rear overhangs and that huge wing at the back, it remains as special ...

Thanks to the 1970 Plymouth Superbird and its fractionally less famous 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona sister, most car nuts know about Detroit’s early attempts to incorporate aerodynamic tricks to win in ...

Chrysler Corp. ends a limited production run of the Plymouth Superbird, a highly modified 1970 Road Runner designed to dominate NASCAR tracks, on Dec. 15, 1969, at a plant in Detroit. Famed NASCAR ...