When discussing legendary Pontiacs from the 1960s, we usually think about the GTO, Bonneville, and Catalina. The Grand Prix, which the brand unveiled in 1962, is generally left out of the…

Park it in Jay Leno’s garage/studio, shower it with compliments, and stare in wonder at the perfect muscle car lines painted in purple. Yes, that is a 1970 Plymouth Hemi…

Pink is a color many enthusiasts don’t want on their muscle cars. They say it’s too feminine and looks out of place on a vehicle that’s supposed to burn rubber…

Introduced in April 1964, the first-generation Ford Mustang needed only a year to become a high-performance pony car. In 1965, Carroll Shelby unleashed the GT350, a lighter, track-ready Stang. Two years later,…

The Chevelle was first introduced to the world in 1964, with the second generation debuting in 1969. Chevy equipped the SS version with one of the most beastly V8 engines…

The first-generation Dodge Challenger isn’t the kind of vehicle you think about when talking race cars, but the E-body actually hit the race track. It happened in 1970 in the SCCA Trans-Am…

Introduced in 1962 as a trim level above the Dart, the Dodge 330 became the company’s entry-level midsize car in 1963 and 1964. The nameplate was discontinued after only three model years,…

No one really knows why on Earth Chevrolet can’t wrap its mind around the fact that high-performance off-road SUVs are popular again. Just think about it: when the Ford Bronco and Jeep…

One of the most influential American vehicles of the 20th Century, the 1949 Olds 88 has the pedigree to be one of the most desirable US-built classics, but instead, it’s…