Enthusiasts may not have known it at the time, but 1971 would prove to be a swansong of sorts for the traditional Detroit muscle car. Rising fuel prices and increasingly stringent emission controls ...

The 1971 Cuda was available with a 383 engine developing over 300 horsepower as standard, but needless to say, those who wanted a more thrilling experience went for the optional 440 6-Pack or the 426 ...

Introduced in 1970, the third-generation Plymouth Barracuda was produced for four years, until 1974. But like any car from the era, the Cuda saw a notable drop in power and performance as new emission ...