The 1970 Chrysler 300 Hurst Edition forms an exception to the muscle car rule of putting big engines in small(ish) cars. The 300 was a full-sized, 4,200-pound car that normally served as a ...

GM brands were not widely recognized for their muscle cars during the classic era due to an arbitrary rule that limited engine size to under 400 cubic inches in non-full-size cars. GM finally ...

This is the ultimate Dodge muscle car collection, each model unique in its own way, but unmatched as a symbol of hell-raising ...

but they were a harbinger for the muscle car flood to come—a flood that would be led by Pontiac. While General Motors was still mostly building full-size cars, Chrysler had already moved to an ...

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.

In building the ultimate Volkswagen muscle machine, Paul Newman's starting point was a simple 1963 Volkswagen Beetle Convertible, the same car anyone could buy right off the lot for a couple ...

The arrival of the muscle car came about thanks to a number of cultural phenomena all happening at the same time. Large numbers of young men, having returned from World War II, had newfound ...

The 1964 Pontiac GTO might not be the first muscle car ever built, but it is often credited with jump-starting the era that followed. In fact, the first true muscle car (defined as a model with a ...

It's unclear what mad genius defined the classic muscle car, but it they are generally regarded as American-made, two-door, intermediate cars with powerful V-8 engines. The Pontiac GTO ...