In the golden age of American muscle cars, three engine manufacturers dominated both NASCAR and the strets of the U.S. Here's hw the motors compare.

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In 1973, Chevrolet made the 454 V8 available for the Chevelle SS Malibu Wagon, creating a rare muscle wagon with just around ...

The 1974 Trans Am SD-455 had a vinyl top after the popularity of it on other Firebird trims. Though the SD-455 wasn't in 1975 ...

It released the Sierra GT, arguably the most forgotten-about sports truck of the '90s and beyond. Featured both stylistic and ...

The '90s are getting up there in age, and so are the design philosophies behind so many of its automotive icons. We outline a ...

For much of the past four years, since the roll-out of the NextGen car, a large swatch of the industry has clamored for a ...

Sure, you want to save money, but you also don't want to mess up your engine. Should you change your oil every few months, or ...

A 1972 Chevrolet Corvette that's been sitting for decades in a garage is a one-owner specimen with low miles on the clock ...

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Any conversation about classic muscle cars is likely to begin with heavyweights like the Chevrolet Chevelle and the Dodge ...