In 1971, GMC quietly sold a 454-powered muscle machine that vanished almost instantly and remains one of GM’s best-kept ...

Though the peak of the muscle car golden age had passed and factory-built performance was critically endangered, these five models continued to deliver more-than-adequate straight-line performance.

It was designed to grab the attention of the youth, but not many people remember it.

And one is an insane Oldsmobile.

Only one American muscle car remains on the market these days, but are its slow sales a result of price, practicality, or something else entirely? The Ford Mustang isn’t off to a great start this year ...

We’re reading the tea leaves in Ram’s new 2025 truck lineup, and it goes way beyond what you already know about the new Dodge Charger. There’s been some negative hype about the disappearance of V-8 ...

For decades, enthusiasts have argued over which car truly deserves the title of America’s first muscle car. Was it the Oldsmobile Rocket 88? The Chrysler 300? Or something else entirely?

Has the price of a classic muscle car got you down? Is your weekend fun machine too small to take the whole family along? Would you like a hot rod that can do more than just be loud and make tire ...

Joe is a classically trained journalist who’s been writing about the auto industry and car culture for 40 years, steering the editorial direction of prominent Canadian magazines such as World of ...

From intern to editor, Damian Adams' story reads like a well-written novel where he steadily worked to become the youngest-ever editor of South Africa's leading motoring publication, CAR Magazine. He ...

The Charger Sixpack makes up to 550 hp, but without a V-8 or manual, does it still qualify as a true muscle car? We put it to the test.

There were many factors that drew enthusiasts to a particular dealership in 1969, but one of the most important was the quarter-mile performance, and these five muscle cars were the quickest that ...