Plymouth was one of the most iconic American automotive brands, known for its bold designs and impact on motor culture. Founded in 1928 as Chrysler’s entry-level division, it became famous for legendary models like the Plymouth Barracuda, a pioneer among muscle cars, the Road Runner, which combined power with affordability, and the radical Superbird, designed to dominate NASCAR.

Plymouth muscle cars have featured in numerous films and TV shows, but their role in the Fast & Furious saga has made them true icons for movie and speed enthusiasts. The 1970 Plymouth Road Runner, driven by Dom Toretto, and the Plymouth GTX, appearing in high-octane scenes, are just a few examples of its legacy on the big screen.