The lights go out. A red fin slices the dark like a shark’s dorsal in moonlit surf. Somewhere, a radio hums a love song that suddenly doesn’t feel safe. “Christine” is back—this time as pixels ...

Plymouth created the Fury back in 1955 as a Belvedere version, but it soon morphed into a separate nameplate above it from 1959. And it lived a long and fruitful life up to the late 1980s. Although, ...

The 1957 Plymouth Fury was born into a Detroit arms race, a low-slung projectile aimed squarely at the Fords and Chevrolets that ruled American streets. Long before it became a horror icon, the Fury’s ...