Muscle cars are as American as baseball and apple pie. Over the last 60 years several Asian and European automakers have ...

That’s what we bring to you today, a video of classic American muscle cars racing modern muscle cars, the youngins sent packing with their tail between their legs. Check out a Hellcat racing ...

The most desirable American muscle cars have always been the exclusive Mustangs, Challengers, etc. However, a 1967 Mustang GT350 can cost more than $300,000 and a Plymouth Hemi Cuda recently sold ...

The 1960s were a pivotal decade in the history of American automotive design, marking the rise of the muscle car – an era of ...

The first generation 4-4-2 models are excellent collector cars that embody '60s American muscle well, and can be found at auctions in excellent condition today for $20,000-$40,000, according to ...

I’ll be honest, it’s been somewhat of a whirlwind trying to narrow down our choices for the all-time best classic American muscle cars ever made. It seems that whatever you choose, it’s both ...

We started this journey with 32 classic American muscle cars, and we’re down to our last two. Next week’s grand finale is going to be super fun to gauge. As always, ...

Muscle cars are traditionally American-made machines. They're also usually powered by V-8s and have rear-wheel drive—two things the Omni above lacks. Clearly, we're being a bit loose with the term.

Here are 10 compelling reasons why American muscle cars will always be superior to the imports. ... Despite being 30 to 40 years old, muscle cars from the 1980s can still be in excellent shape.

Almost every era of classic automotive Americana is represented by this massive collection, from pre-war cars to the big-finned displays of 1950s excess, and even ’70s muscle cars.

Here they come, two by two, the classic cars of America. The 1970s muscle cars, the ’60s coupes, and the ’50s sedans—“kandy-kolored” (to borrow Tom Wolfe’s phrase) beauties that came ...

The appeal of gasoline-powered American muscle isn't going anywhere anytime soon. A recent survey of 1,000 people by Autolist.com found that 64 percent of consumers saw a future for muscle cars as ...