Hemis and LS6s were amazing, but the Golden Age of American Muscle was powered by working class V-8s that don't get quite the ...

Classic muscle cars were the pinnacle of U.S. automotive engineering of the time, with their massive big-block engines producing boatloads of horsepower and torque while still being affordable ...

Most iconic classic muscle cars are prohibitively expensive but these five less glamorous models remain reasonably affordable ...

Almost every classic-era ride was sold with ... Pumping the ponies up to 235, this was a very capable small engine that could really get compact muscle cars moving. In 1966, Dodge developed ...

This Firebird even offered a pathetic four-cylinder engine with economy car levels ... the Boss 302 is one of the archetypal classic muscle cars, and that's saying a lot. When the Dodge Charger ...

To those that don't fully align with muscle car culture ... so cramming it under the hood of a classic model quickly demonstrated the intended purpose of the engine. If Dodge had instead fitted ...

The muscle-car era of the 1960s and early 1970s was a truly incredible period for the American performance car industry, with pretty much every major manufacturer offering jazzed versions of their ...

With the turbocharger added to its 3.8-liter V6 engine, the Buick Grand National could produce a power output ranging from 235 to 275 horsepower. The car has since become legendary. Although some ...

It’s hard to beat the beauty of a classic muscle car. With aggressive good looks and a purposeful stance, American steel from the ‘60s and ‘70s was some of the best to ever roll out of Detroit.

There were some seriously kickass engines that made up the bulk of ... Here are the unsung V-8 heroes of the classic muscle car era, that not only powered the age but made it legendary.