While the GTO was the first high-performance intermediate to sell in large numbers, it wasn't the first American model worthy ...

During a decade free of unnecessary restrictions, American manufacturers developed a series of wild drag strip-oriented ...

The decline continued until the turn of the millennium, when the Plymouth name was killed off for good. The brand produced several muscle cars throughout its existence, including the Belvedere and ...

From early '60s proto-muscle cars like the Dodge Polara to modern ... on B-body Mopars such as the Dodge Dart Ram Charger and Plymouth Fury Super Stock. In 1963, Chrysler took things further ...

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However, Plymouth stuck with it, eventually growing the 'Cuda into one of the most beloved names in muscle car lore. The Ford Torino was a midsize mainstream model, but those with the Cobra badge ...

Driving this classic piece of American muscle is a 440 cubic-inch V8 with 390 hp. The car was resprayed shortly after Richard Petty parted ways with it. Plymouth built just 1,935 Superbirds for ...

Buick may not be famous for muscle cars, but they sure did create some of the baddest rides of the Golden Age.

Besides maybe apple pie and baseball, you can't get much more American than the muscle car. There's quite a lot of speculation surrounding what was the first true muscle car. Some argue it was the ...