Plymouth
Barracuda, ’Cuda, Road Runner, GTX and Superbird.

History and development
Plymouth played a central role in the American muscle-car era, often combining powerful engines with deliberately straightforward marketing. The Road Runner promoted affordable performance; the GTX offered a more upscale interpretation.
The Barracuda evolved into the E-body ’Cuda, while the aerodynamic Superbird was built for NASCAR homologation. Original 426 Hemi examples are now among the most prized cars of the period.
Important cars and model generations
1969
1969
1970
1970
1970
1971
This English overview summarizes the main history. The Norwegian reference article contains more detailed chapters, specifications and original sources.
