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Plymouth AAR 'Cuda: What AAR really stood for
Modern vehicles, especially luxury brands, don't even have names but rather an indecipherable jumble of letters and numbers like a Genesis GV80, or the insanely incomprehensibleLexusUX 300h. Back in ...
There was a time when American road racing was louder than politics. The late 1960s had turned the Sports Car Club of America’s Trans-American Sedan Championship—Trans Am, for short—into a battlefield ...
In 1970, Plymouth decided to use the then-new E-body platform to return to the SCCA Trans-Am series. To do so, it developed the AAR Cuda. Dodge did the same with the Challenger T/A, and both arrived ...
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