The 1971 Charger Super Bee arrived at a turning point for Detroit performance, yet it rarely gets mentioned in the same breath as the headline Mopars that came before it. You tend to hear more about ...

The Super Bee was Dodge’s counterpart to what the Road Runner represented for the Plymouth lineup – a cheap package for a high-horsepower team addressed to high-spirited, low-budgeted gearheads.

Some cars make noise. Some make history. This one? It makes both, and it does it like a 440-powered wrecking ball looking for a reason to ruin your EV-loving neighbors' HOA meeting. Righteously so, ...