In the pantheon of ChryCo hemigods, the Plymouth Road Runner stands above all else. For a very good reason: out of every five B- and E-bodied Mopars armed with the legendary 426-cube titan made ...

There’s a reason Plymouth’s Road Runner became the people’s muscle in 1968. It stripped away frills, cut the price, and sent buyers home with a B-body that could turn paychecks into tire smoke by ...

This overlooked Mopar is almost as quick as a Hemi, and only 246 units are known to exist.

People can become attached to their cars, and a Maplewood man is no different. In 2002, Pete Glass sold his beloved 1970 Plymouth Road Runner convertible to help pay for his son Jake to go to school.