Category: cars

When it comes to muscle cars from the late 1960s to the early 1970s, people usually remember the really iconic nameplates. I’m talking about the Ford …

Factory-built one-offs are as cool as they get, but they’re increasingly more common nowadays. Whether we’re talking about Ferrari, McLaren, or Koenigsegg, it’s much easier …

Often called the “rich man’s Road Runner,” the Plymouth GTX is perhaps one of the most overlooked muscle cars from the late 1960s. I guess people are …

Dead for 11 years as of 2021, Pontiac is mostly famous for nameplates like the GTO, Trans Am, and Bonneville. But the Detroit-based carmaker also built …

The creation of the XK120 in 1948 heralded a new benchmark when it came to production sports car performance, and the model was the first …

Produced from 1949 to 1980, the Chevrolet Bel Air has spawned eight different generations. However, it’s the second-gen version that takes all the glory nowadays. …

You have Lee Iacocca assistant GM and chief engineer Donald N. Frey to thank for the T-5 project, and he supervised the development of the …

For the final year of the first-generation Camaro, the General Motors pony received some well-deserved muscle in the form of the COPO 427 big-block V8. …

When it comes to raw American muscle cars, the NASCAR powered V8 Camaro stands in a league of its own. In this article, we dive …

“America’s sports car” was born in 1953 to live out a very fruitful life across more than six decades and eight design iterations. But for …