The Plymouth Barracuda Formula S has quietly shifted from overlooked option package to blue-chip Mopar, prized for the way it blends early pony car style with real performance engineering. What began ...
The 1967 Plymouth Barracuda Formula S did more than add power badges to an already sharp fastback. It quietly rewrote how a compact American performance car could turn, stop, and communicate with its ...
The Barracuda is probably the most famous Mopar of all time, largely due to its post-mortem performance. As morbid as that sounds, remember that a 1971 E-body Hemi ragtop is the most expensive pony ...