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For the price of a glorified golf cart, these honest-to-goodness old-school V8 muscle cars can bring meaning to your life.

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In 1912, Chevrolet introduced its first car, the Classic Six touring car. It managed to sell 2999 of them. But don’t blame Chevy for abusing the word “classic.” It was being misused and abused long ...

Every year a new group of cars become available for import under the U.S. 25-year-old rule. These are the coolest models for ...

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Chevy's 327 engine was exceptionally powerful despite being a small-block, with incredible horsepower that could easily rival ...

Much more than a ’69 Mustang with new parts, the latest effort from Revology aims to change the definition of restomod.

Often it's good, but occasionally it's not so good, and in this story, we're going to explore the not-so-good of the car industry by looking at 10 models ruined by their stereotypical owners.

Some examples of products that Stellantis killed off only to bring back later include the Jeep Cherokee, the Dodge Charger Hemi, and the Chrysler 300.