Mopar has breathed new life into a 1967 Plymouth GTX, preserving its classic look while upgrading the powertrain. It's an ...

three-spoke steering wheel will also be a nudge of nostalgia for vintage muscle car fans. The Electromod Concept is a one-off demonstration of what we could expect in the future from Mopar since ...

The lines and proportions are the quintessential muscle car, so it is the perfect canvas to break new ground and highlight our in-house capabilities. “The paintwork is a homage to Mopar’s ...

Please verify your email address. When people think of classic Mopar muscle cars, Chargers, Challengers, Barracudas, and Road Runners come to mind, but very rarely does the Plymouth Belvedere pop up.

A portfolio of four Class A industrial assets in California's Inland Empire has sold for $202 million. Boston-based Cabot ...

Mopar’s latest teaser hints that its electric muscle car is based on the 1967 Plymouth GTX. Little is known, but it appears the concept was originally made for last year’s show before ...

Classic Dodge and Plymouth muscle cars come with built-in collectability because of their sheer awesomeness and limited inventory. Millions of Mustangs and Camaros were built during the classic ...

In the pantheon of the Mopar ... versions on sale. From the best to the cheapest, those were the Sport Fury, the Fury III, Fury II, and Fury I. Whoever was in charge of naming the cars at Chrysler ...

And now, Cars Direct reports that current Mopar leaseholders stand to get an extra boost on top of the $7,500 EV tax credit. The car-buying advice website says that an "unadvertised" Stellantis ...

The warehousing market in Southern California’s Inland Empire is rebounding after a couple of years ... to electrical equipment provider Eaton Electrical at the time of the sale. “The property’s ...

Rexford Industrial Realty Inc. has bought an Inland Empire industrial site for $70 million ... was fully leased at the time of sale to a credit tenant, Irish power management company Eaton ...

The Apple Car project was canceled before it even saw the light of day, and although Apple has never publicly acknowledged the project, we know a lot of details about it thanks to different insiders.