Author: Dana Phio

Chevrolet’s ascent to the pinnacle of the American automotive industry in the late 1950s, fueled by its full-size lineup, was a hard-fought victory. Ford’s persistent dominance in certain segments kept Chevrolet on its toes, prompting…

Dodge is poised to reassert dominance in the four-door muscle car market with the introduction of the all-new Charger Sedan. Sharing its powertrain architecture with the Charger coupe, the sedan will offer a blend of…

Ford’s strategic pivot towards SUVs, trucks, and electric vehicles has significantly transformed its product lineup. Where once a vibrant array of passenger cars held court, now stands a world dominated by high-riding vehicles. A recent…

The Pontiac GTO, a groundbreaking fusion of full-size power and intermediate-sized chassis, ignited the muscle car era in the mid-1960s. Its reputation as a performance behemoth was unparalleled. However, the intense competition ushered in by…

The Pontiac GTO, often credited as the catalyst for the muscle car phenomenon, emerged in 1964 as a high-performance variant of the LeMans. Its instant popularity is evident in the sales figures: a substantial 32,405…

Maserati is undergoing a radical transformation, with electrification at its core. The Levante, a pivotal model in this shift, is poised to redefine the luxury SUV segment. Unlike its predecessor, which competed with gasoline-powered stalwarts…

The Jeep Renegade, a stalwart in the compact SUV segment, defies expectations of obsolescence despite the looming shadow of its 2027 successor. While the automotive world eagerly anticipates the next-generation model, Jeep has injected new…

Kia has officially launched the EV3, with the first units set to arrive in UK showrooms on August 1st. This all-electric crossover is available in three distinct trim levels, each offering a compelling blend of…

Oldsmobile, traditionally associated with opulent land yachts, defied expectations with a series of high-performance vehicles that left an enduring mark on the muscle car world. While the brand’s 1949 Oldsmobile 88 and the legendary 4-4-2…

The 1971 Plymouth Road Runner stands as a solitary beacon in the waning twilight of the American muscle car era. This transitional year marked a pivotal moment as Chrysler phased out its legendary high-compression V8…

The Ford LTD, a name that would become synonymous with American automotive comfort, emerged in 1965 as a surprising addition to the Galaxie 500 lineup. Positioned as a premium trim within Ford’s more affordable offerings,…

The BMW M2, already a formidable performance car, has been started to new heights by TRE. With a substantial power upgrade boosting output to 562 horsepower and 490 pound-feet of torque, the M2 now delivers…

Beneath the unassuming veneer of this 1965 Impala SS lies a mechanical marvel that defies expectations. Crafted by the skilled hands of Bob Giannelli and his NRC Motorsports team, this classic Chevrolet retains its original…

The Chevrolet Biscayne was a cornerstone, though often overlooked, in Chevrolet’s remarkable resurgence during the late 1950s. While its flashier siblings like the Impala garnered most of the limelight, the Biscayne played a vital role…