The Duster was introduced in 1970 as a 2-door semi-fastback version of the Plymouth Valiant to compete with the Chevy® Nova™ and the Ford Maverick.

The Ford Torino Cobra, with its all-new styling for 1970, was a no-nonsense muscle car catering to the mid-size performance car market.

In mid-1969 Plymouth introduced a new performance package, code A12 adding a high performance 440 to their successful Road Runner muscle car.

Built on the Ford assembly line in Dearborn, Michigan, the 1957 Thunderbird was the last year of the original 2 seat birds.

Auto World® is issuing a series of vintage Mustangs in period correct shades of gold. As part of this series Auto World® is releasing a 1973 Mach 1 painted in metallic Gold Glow complemented by a ginger Mach 1 interior.

A beautiful blend of glamour and go, the 1970 Torino GT was designed for both form and function while sitting pretty on Magnum 500 rims and Goodyear Polyglas tires.

In 1968, Jack Smith’s assistant had a suggestion for Chrysler’s ad agency in naming the new youth-oriented car: “Those of you who have seen the cartoons know that Wile E. Coyote is always trying to snag Road Runner, and Road Runner cannot be caught,” Smith said. From the name to the design, the Road Runner was built with one intention—eliminating stop light competition.

Evil was born amidst chrome and gasoline. The 1958 Plymouth Fury assembly line was in high gear cranking out new Detroit iron.