These iconic classic muscle cars define American automotive history.

The brand that built America's fastest legends still got erased from GM's lineup ...

Coke-bottle styling found its way into automotive design via an unlikely source: Studebaker, a struggling automaker that failed to survive the 1960s. In a desperate bid to save the company, Studebaker ...

It's easy to think of muscle cars as having been designed solely for rabble-rousing speed freaks, but there were a few ...

High-performance vehicles are the only cars that the Big Three still produce and sell domestically. Mass-market model lineups are nearly exclusively crossovers, SUVs and pickup trucks. While Chevrolet ...

Nobody contests the fact that the 1960s were the golden age of the American muscle car. Before the Oil Crisis, but after the invention of the Chevy small block V8. Engines may be more powerful today ...

Despite the term muscle car being used so often by car enthusiasts, journalists, automotive historians, and industry marketing teams, the exact definition of what is or isn't a muscle car has always ...

High-performance Dodge and Plymouth Models from the golden age are some of the most sought-after muscle cars on the market right now. While concurs-level survivors equipped with the most desirable bog ...

Muscle cars are American-made vehicles defined by their powerful engines, large size, and focus on straight-line speed. Modern muscle cars are more powerful than ever, but they are also much more ...

Since the dawn of time, us humans have sought to go farther and faster, all while trying to spend as little money as possible. What better way to do this than with a car, and what better kind of car ...