During the 1960s and early 1970s, every American automaker worth its salt got involved in the muscle car game. Gearheads and anyone who cared a jot about their image went crazy for them, especially as ...

Dodge introduced the Dart in 1959 as a slightly downsized large car for the low-priced segment. Only two years later, the company decided the Dart was better off in the midsize class. But that didn't ...

The 1969 Dodge Dart Swinger 340 arrived in showrooms looking like basic transportation and left traffic lights acting like a street brawler. It was a compact two-door with bench-seat roots, but in 340 ...

It began under a gray Oregon sky, the kind that smells faintly of rust and rain-soaked gasoline. When the barn doors groaned open, they revealed two Mopars from different galaxies of speed — a 1969 ...

Other than being a restored, classic A-body Dodge Dart, this Swinger 340 Concept is historic due to it being the visual lead up to the Swinger 340 package. Utilizing the talents of Detroit's Alexander ...

There's always been a market for economy cars. Even during the 1960s and '70s, at a time when gas-chugging performance models ruled the streets, manufacturers saw plenty of need to produce inexpensive ...

Leave it to Mopar heads to see gems behind junk sheetmetal. It's a well-known fact that folks in our particular corner of the automotive universe often view hogged-out Mopar iron as an "interesting ...

While the Pontiac GTO is undoubtedly on the most famous muscle cars of all time, not everyone is as familiar with the Pontiac GT-37. Sold during the 1970 and 1971 model years, the Pontiac GT-37 was ...

Produced for three generations between 1963 and 1977, the Chevelle brought a lot of success for Chevy, with the Bow Tie brand selling a broad range of body styles and powertrain configurations over ...

Before cars were S3XY, Dodge was all about Swingers and ‘69. That’s certainly the case with this Dart Swinger 340 concept, which originally debuted at the 1969 Chicago Auto Show. Set to be auctioned ...

It’s easy to remember the car stars of the musclecar era, but it’s also easy to forget where they came from: usually much less glamorous modes of transportation. In the case of the Dodge Dart, the ...

[This story originally appeared in the Summer 2011 issue of MotorTrend Classic.] Before Jim Rockford and Thomas Magnum were even a gleam in the eyes of their TV creators, the most famous television ...