Category: Muscle Cars

The Biscayne is one of the nameplates that benefitted from the rise of Chevrolet’s full-size lineup started in the late ’50s and carried on during the ’60s. Models like the Impala and the Bel Air …

If you were looking to buy a Dodge Dart in 1969 but didn’t want to spend too many dollars on it, your best option was the all-new Swinger. Introduced this year, the Swinger two-door hardtop …

1967 was the year when Pontiac finally operated big changes under the hood of the GTO, with the 389ci unit getting stroked to 400 cubic inches. Pontiac offered four engine configurations, and the least powerful unit produced …

The year 1970 wasn’t kind to the muscle car world, and even the mighty Pontiac GTO couldn’t dodge the storm. Insurers were tightening the screws, and the shift to smaller engines left the GTO vulnerable—sales …

As someone who lives and breathes American classics, the Chevy Impala holds a special place in my heart. Launched in ’58, it didn’t take long for this icon to dominate U.S. sales, and by 1961, …

As a die-hard fan of American muscle, few cars get my blood pumping like the 1968 Plymouth GTX. This beast broke free from the Belvedere’s shadow that year, stepping up as its own series and …