Be that as it may, using consumer ratings from cars.com, and CarGurus, let's find out which classic muscle cars provide a low-maintenance experience for gearheads of today. The 1979 Pontiac ...

Classic Mopars were the fastest accelerating rides of the Golden Age of American Muscle, and the only way a Dodge or Plymouth ever lost a street challenge was due to ...

Repainted silver and parked for three years somewhere in San Diego, this 1968 Dodge Charger got a proper makeover from ...

The car has since become legendary. Although some have sold in auctions for nearly $100,000, others are priced far more reasonably at around $50,000. While the Ford Thunderbird Turbo Coupe ...

Even those who came well after the glory days of American muscle hold some of the cars produced during that time in high regard, and for good reason, too. After all, the classic muscle car era was ...

The resurgence of this legendary muscle car nameplate in the early 2000s raised questions but introduced powerful engine options. This model, though controversial, boasted decent power from LS V-8 ...

Collecting this vast array of classic cars, muscle cars, and three decades of European sports cars didn’t happen overnight. “Its earliest roots started on a small scale in the ‘70s with the ...

Dodge’s pony car, the 1970 Challenger, arrived at the peak of the classic muscle-car era. Closely related to the 1970 Plymouth Barracuda, the Challenger was offered as a coupe or convertible and ...

We've ranked the Best Muscle Cars based on roughly 200 data points encompassing acceleration, handling, comfort, cargo space, fuel efficiency, value, and how enjoyable they are to drive.

Offering the chance to drive off in a beautifully restored 1974 Ford XB Falcon Hardtop 429 Stroker, Classics for a Cause can ...