The 1970s produced some of the most notable drag racing icons of the era, including these five cars that dominated a ...

The 1960s and 1970s gave us a long list of epic muscle cars, including these impressive upscale models conceived for those who wanted a bit more than just power ...

Though overshadowed by the likes of the 426 HEMI, 427 "side oiler", or 454 LS6, these five muscle car V8s were engineering ...

Muscle cars from the golden age of the 60s and 70s also used to be the golden standard of straight-line performance, but everything changes, and as time passes, the big-block icons of the past don ...

With the emissions regulations and oil crisis of the '70s putting a stranglehold on muscle cars and the golden era of muscle cars coming to an end, the industry in general was going through a ...

In the Modern Age of American Muscle, there has been an absolutely insane horsepower war with supercharged V-8s hitting over 1,000 horsepower, propelling cars to single-digit quarter-mile times.

General Motors kicked off the Golden Age of American Muscle with the 1964 Pontiac GTO, followed closely by the Buick 4-4-2, Chevrolet Chevelle, and Oldsmobile Gran Sport. They escalated things in ...

In fact, they were so synonymous with muscle cars that manufacturers like Chrysler ... especially in the '60s and '70s, lending a distinctive look to any car they're on. However, fitting them ...

Known not only for the long list of performance parts designed to enhance muscle cars of the ‘60s, ‘70s, and ‘80s, but also for its collaboration with Oldsmobile, Hurst produced a series of ...

The market for muscle and pony cars faded rapidly in the early ’70s, and the original Challenger was gone after 1974. The Challenger name reappeared from 1978-83 on a forgettable rebranded ...