392s

392s refers to a series of Dodge and Plymouth compact cars produced from 1968 to 1976. These vehicles were part of the Chrysler A-body platform. The "392" designation typically refers to the engine displacement, specifically the 392 cubic inch HEMI V8 engine, though other engine options were also available in these models.

The 392 HEMI was a high-performance engine known for its power and racing heritage. When equipped with this engine, the 392s became popular among muscle car enthusiasts. Models such as the Dodge Dart and Plymouth Barracuda offered in various trim levels could be optioned with the 392 HEMI. These cars are often sought after by collectors today.

Production of the 392s ended with the discontinuation of the A-body platform cars. The legacy of these vehicles is tied to the muscle car era and the enduring appeal of the HEMI engine. While the term "392s" most directly relates to the engine, it is often used colloquially to refer to the cars that housed this potent powerplant during that period.