The Dodge Dart, a nameplate synonymous with affordable motoring fun, was introduced in 1960 as a full-size vehicle. However, in 1963, it transitioned to the compact segment. The 1962 Dart, caught between these two eras,…
The third generation Plymouth Barracuda, introduced in 1970, boasted a new E-body platform and powerful engines like the 440 Six-Barrel and 426 HEMI. Despite selling nearly 49,000 units in its debut year, sales plummeted to…
Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwin With the AMG Power (Via Mercedes)
Restomods are a great way to bring classic car designs back to life with modern technology, and S Klub has done exactly that with one of the most beautiful sports cars ever—the Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing.…
Mopar is gearing up for SEMA 2024 with an exciting new electric muscle car project. They recently released a teaser video, giving us a glimpse of what’s to come. The project is a nod to…
A special piece of Hollywood history is now available for car collectors. A 1989 Mercedes-Benz 300TE wagon, once owned by the legendary Shirley Temple, is up for auction on Bring a Trailer. At first glance,…
The 1977 Pontiac Trans Am, already the pinnacle of the Firebird line, received significant upgrades that further raised its popularity. The standard engine was the potent L78 400ci unit rated at 180 horsepower, previously available…
The iconic Dodge Charger Daytona and Plymouth Superbird, with their wild aerodynamic designs, are often the first cars that come to mind when discussing NASCAR’s “aero cars.” However, while these Mopars are undoubtedly striking, they…
The year 1971 marked a pivotal moment in the muscle car era, as sales plummeted across the industry, signaling the approaching demise of these high performance vehicles. Despite this industry wide downturn, Plymouth remained committed…
The iconic Mach 1, a car that once overshadowed even the Mustang GT, continues to fascinate enthusiasts. While finding a Mach 1 isn’t particularly challenging, locating one in pristine condition, untouched by restorations or modifications,…
The iconic Mercury Capri, introduced in 1979, made a lasting impression with its sleek design and powerful performance. Built on the same platform as the Ford Mustang, the second generation Capri offered a wide range…
The mid1970s saw a shift in the automotive world as consumers sought more fuel efficient vehicles. Chevrolet’s Nova, a compact car, played a significant role in meeting this demand. However, the competition was intensifying, not…
The Plymouth Road Runner, a bare bones, affordable alternative to the GTX introduced in 1968, became an immediate sensation and continued its run as a standalone nameplate until 1975. Despite its relative commonality compared to…
The Chevrolet 409, a formidable big block V8, made its debut in 1961, only to be discontinued by the end of 1965. Despite its brief lifespan, the 409 left an indelible mark on the muscle…
Velocity Restorations’ series-production 1967-1968 Mustang restomod is a stunning blend of classic design and modern engineering. While its eye catching aesthetics and impeccable craftsmanship make it a dream car for many, its hefty price tag…
Buying a classic 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS might not be for everyone, but for true muscle car enthusiasts, this one could be worth every penny. The second generation of the Chevelle, introduced by Chevrolet, is…
The Dodge Charger, a popular muscle car, defied expectations in 1973, despite engine lineup changes and a focus on fuel efficiency. Sales surged by 63% compared to the previous year, with the SE coupe leading…
In the bustling Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York City on January 17, 1953, General Motors revealed a groundbreaking concept: the mass production of fiberglass bodied automobiles. This revolutionary idea, showcased at the Corvette motor…
Revealed after nearly five decades in hiding, a pristine 1970 Plymouth Hemi Cuda has captured the hearts of collectors but remains stubbornly unclaimed. This survivor, hailing from Manchester, Connecticut, has twice turned heads at auction…
Imagine cruising down the highway in a vehicle that exudes elegance and sophistication. The 1979 Lincoln Continental Town Coupe, a two door version of the iconic Town Car, offers just that. This American land yacht,…
The Dodge Challenger T/A of 1970, a rare and sought after Mopar, has been sitting on the market in Utah for an unusually long ten weeks without a buyer. This is surprising given its desirability…
The Plymouth Barracuda launched in 1964, underwent a significant transformation in 1970. With a dedicated platform and powerful engines like the 440 cubic inch RB and 426 cubic inch HEMI, it became a muscle car…
A 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 302, once a prized collector’s item, recently failed to meet its reserve price at auction. Despite a well executed refurbishment in 2007, the car’s value was significantly impacted by the…
The 1967 Chevelle SS, a classic American muscle car, has always been a head turner. Even in its base configuration, the Chevelle was a popular choice among car enthusiasts. However, Chevrolet knew that buyers wanted…
The 1965 Corvette, a year of record sales and notable upgrades, marked the third consecutive year of increasing popularity. Chevrolet sold over 23,500 units, with the convertible configuration accounting for over 65% of production due…
In September, a man who purchased a stolen 2023 Dodge Challenger Demon 170 for a mere $20,000. The vehicle, with only 61 miles on the odometer, was a brand new Demon 170 finished in blue.…
