Kyle Petty wished his father, the legendary Richard Petty, on his 88th birthday. While saying happy birthday, Petty also left ...

The inaugural High-Performance Expo was highlighted by an impressive variety of high-powered street cars and race cars.

HP, built by Petty’s Garage, and signed by “The King” himself. Fans of horsepower, heritage, and high-octane history now have the chance to take home a truly one-of-a-kind American muscle car—Richard ...

For fans, Richard Petty’s name remains inseparable from this narrative, as the seven-time champion was once the face of Dodge’s golden era, driving to his landmark 1975 title in the iconic Dodge ...

Photographer Anthony Carter was on hand at SoCal Spring Fest 2025, and captured the first publicly shown 2026 Dodge Charger Daytona sedan.

Richard Petty drove this Dodge Charger in both the 1974 and 1975 seasons, scoring 23 wins in 60 races, and winning the championship twice.

Richard Petty drove the 1974 Dodge Charger up through the 1977 season. He won three Winston Cup championships with his cars wearing this legendary livery. This shot is from 1975 when won 13 races ...

After competing with Plymouth in the early 70s, Richard Petty partnered with Dodge and drove cars like the Charger and Magnum. He later switched to Chevrolet mid-season in 1978, following ...

Richard Petty, a legendary figure in NASCAR, held a particular affinity for the Dodge Charger of the 1970s, which he fondly regarded as his favorite racecar. Despite the iconic status of the No. 43 ...

By 1970, Petty was back with Plymouth and won eight races that season with a Superbird. Plymouth produced the Superbird in 1970 and its sister car the Dodge Charger Daytona in 1969.

The iconic Dodge Charger Daytona, born in 1969 to meet NASCAR homologation requirements, saw a limited production run of just 503 units. Its Plymouth counterpart, the Superbird, while largely ...

The Superbird was Plymouth's aero design, introduced in 1970 and intended to match the Dodge Charger Daytona's impressive superspeedway performance from the year before.