In the 1960s, Detroit’s horsepower race created a new kind of performance car that blended everyday practicality with ...

American automakers in the 1950s treated the showroom like a laboratory, using chrome, fins, and ever-larger engines to test ...

Good ol’ Rogan pops up on our radar frequently for his taste (for the most part) in cars. He has a real cool restomod C2, ...

The Chevy Camaro ZL1 in question has a clean Louisiana title, packs plenty of gear, and is advertised at the excitement of no ...

The average top speed for a current NASCAR race car is 199.46 MPH, and 200 MPH laps are commonplace. Before 1969, nobody had ...

V8 muscle cars are disappearing fast. The economics, regulations, and technology trends stacked against them are stronger ...

During those exciting decades, the American automotive industry released some of the most iconic vehicles of all time. But while some muscle cars still enjoy a superstar status, others have faded away ...

Side exhaust pipes made muscle cars iconic, but they faded away due to their loudness, emissions, and tendency to burn the ...

The question, "What is a muscle car?" brings a set of specs and requisites to gearheads. American-made. Heavy steel. Straight lines. Hard edges. Two doors. Perhaps most importantly, the largest ...

As a child growing up in the 1980s, I idolized classic muscle cars. Especially the Pontiac GTO and Trans Am. My family had both models in varying states of functionality — the highlight being a 1970 ...

Performance models, family vehicles and every type of drivetrain — electric, gasoline, diesel and hybrid — made the list.

As with many cultural artifacts, the passing of time tends to skew our perceptions of cars greatly. Think about it this way. In 1995, you could go to a classic car show anywhere in America and see a ...