Top 5 Mopar Muscle Cars

You might have come across and found the name Mopar but never tried to find out what that means. While we off you the best five Mopar Muscle Cars here is the meaning of the name “Mopar” which been in existence since the 1920s and stands for Parts and Motor. This term refers to different parts and vehicles that the popular Chrysler was selling.

Here in this list of Top 5 Mopar muscle cars that.

1. 1970 Chrysler 300 Hurst
2. 1967 Plymouth GTX
3. 1970 Plymouth Superbird
4. 1971 Plymouth Hemi ‘Cuda
5. 1970 Dodge Coronet Super Bee

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1970 Dodge Coronet Super Bee

The name “Super Bee” was originally from the car’s body chassis – Chrysler B-body chassis. Though the “Super Bee” was not the only Mopar car produced, it was one of Chrysler’s products that added to the brand’s name. This was one of the other products from the automaker that made 1970 a good year for Mopar.

The muscle car came at a time when car fans were yarning for an economical performance car. The car was offered at an attractive price.4

1971 Plymouth Hemi ‘Cuda

The “Hemi Cuda” is one of the best collectors valuable item, though only few units were produced. This muscle car was powered by “7.0-liter V8” engine capable of producing “425 bhp”. At its announcement it quickly gained traction and made many sales, which was a great  success for Barracuda.

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1970 Plymouth Super-bird

The list of the “Top five Mopar muscle car” is not completed without the Plymouth Super-bird, but the model produced in 1970 was outstanding. The two door Coupe was well appointed with one of the Chrysler’s significant engines, the “Hemi V8” engine with a signature wing in its back. This muscle car garnered excellent reviews as its performance was excellent in motorsports, including NASCAR.

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1967 Plymouth GTX

The “1967 Plymouth GTX” came with two engine options: the 7.0 and also the 7.2-liter V8, which were its most important engines. Though this vehicle was a great choice for excellent performance and smooth handling, it didn’t gain much purchases as it was released at the same time as the Barracuda, Roadrunner, and Super-bird. However, this does not mean that the “Plymouth GTX” didn’t have its place on the market.

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1970 Chrysler 300 Hurst

The “1970 Chrysler” was released to meet the requirements of a solid performance car. Though only about 500 units were produced and sold out, it turned out to be one of the best choice of a performance car. However, not all Mopar fans took it for an original Chrysler 300.