Barracuda

The Barracuda is not a car; it's actually the name of a series of cars produced by the American automaker Plymouth, which was a division of the Chrysler Corporation. The Plymouth Barracuda is a classic American muscle car that was produced from 1964 to 1974. It is known for its distinctive design, including a fastback rear end and a variety of powerful V8 engines.
The Barracuda went through several generations during its production run, with each generation featuring different styling and performance options. It was a competitor to other iconic muscle cars of its time, such as the Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Camaro.
Some of the most famous and sought-after versions of the Plymouth Barracuda include the 1970-1971 models with the Hemi V8 engine, which is highly regarded among collectors and enthusiasts.
It's worth noting that the Barracuda nameplate was revived briefly in the early 2000s when Plymouth released a concept car called the Plymouth Barracuda, but it never made it to production.