Plymouth Sport Fury that spent the last 56 years in a San Francisco suburb landed online for auction; the car is in great ...

This 1958 Plymouth Fury was built from a pile of parts and several cars used in the actual movie to create the ultimate Christine tribute.

LIMA – The Plymouth Fury has traveled many roads for many people. It was introduced in the 1950s as a family sedan. It then ...

Come take a look at Bob Garman's beautiful classic 1956 Plymouth Fury, which features the original 240hp 303-cubic-inch poly under it's hood. Tune in for more details along with photos only in ...

We’ve seen Plymouth Fury “Christine” re-creations before, but probably not quite like this one. It’s a 1,000-horsepower version of the red-painted 1958 Fury of ...

The iconic 426-cubic-inch (7.0-liter) Hemi is one of them, but it was offered only briefly in the 1960s. But the fury did get the bigger 440-cubic-inch (7.2-liter) RB, as well as two versions of ...

While the flawless 1958 Plymouth Fury from the movie failed to sell in an auction, the amalgam made from fused Fury parts has been out on the road with Gibson, so to speak.

You'd probably hear that a lot driving around in today's 1987 Plymouth Gran Fury. That's because it's meant to look like a fire chief's car. Yes, it could get annoying.

The truth of the matter is there were 24, 1958 Plymouth Furys used in the classic horror flick Christine.Seventeen of them were actually in the movie and seven were used as part cars.

Every scar on Greg James’ 1964 Plymouth Sport Fury survivor is screaming to tell you a story and this Mopar B-Body’s incredible one starts in 1971.