In the archives of American automotive history, the concept of a factory-built “muscle wagon” sounds like a modern invention, ...

Chevy's double hump heads in its small-block V8 engines were powerful and capable, featuring closed-chamber designs that ...

Chevy's 327 engine was exceptionally powerful despite being a small-block, with incredible horsepower that could easily rival ...

From Japanese tuner dream rides to lofty German sport sedans, and even some American muscle, here are ten sports cars that ...

These forgotten muscle cars once outsold the biggest legends of their era before quietly disappearing from American car ...

In a 1955 issue of Life magazine, a tiny display ad promoted the Eshelman Adult Sports Car (ASC). “Seventy miles per gallon gas, 35 miles per hour. One fifth the cost of any other auto! Write for ...

Donald Trump just told reporters that while visiting Japan, he spotted some “very small, really cute” cars, and wondered why America doesn’t offer anything like it. Turns out, he explained, “we aren’t ...

Forget the romantic barn-find mythology. The true legend of the muscle car era is defined by sheer, improbable luck, redeemed by relentless decades of commitment. In 1976, one man paid five hundred ...

Building something a little sportier on an economy car platform was a tried-and-true strategy in 1960s Detroit, with the most famous example being the transformation of the modest Ford Falcon’s bones ...

Hardly a modern invention, the electric car has a history tracing back all the way to the mid-1800s. Interest in technology has boomeranged over the years based on both consumer trends and economic ...

The 1970 model year for the Plymouth Road Runner marked a critical junction in muscle car history, bringing together two significant milestones: it was the last year the popular B-body was available ...