The used car market is filled with V8-powered machines that deliver thrilling performance for a reasonable price.

Hemis and LS6s were amazing, but the Golden Age of American Muscle was powered by working class V-8s that don't get quite the recognition.

W ith recent million-dollar muscle car auction sales, it's tempting to say that an investment in a classic ride is like printing money, but the market is more complex than that. T ...

Gen-Xers love some classic American muscle, but it's unclear if Millennials and Gen-Z can pick up the slack and keep things on an upward trajectory. There's almost no chance that muscle cars are ...

If you're near Stanley, Wisconsin, Cody's Classic Cars has a clean 1973 Grand Prix on its lot tagged at $9,900. American Motors Corporation, or AMC, produced some memorable but underrated muscle ...

and it defined the classic muscle car era for about a decade. While a handful of muscle cars were never sold in America, this category is a uniquely American contribution to automotive culture ...

They wanted nothing to do with the old-fashioned wagons their ... of factors led to the rapid rise of the muscle car as the quintessential, all-American vehicle. Every automaker wanted a piece ...

American cars have always been known for their bold designs, powerful engines, and the sense of freedom they represent. Over the years, several models have made their mark in the automotive world, ...

What list of American sports cars would be complete ... A fresh take on an old-school, big power muscle car, the Dodge Challenger SRT8 was large, flashy and fast. Powered by a 6.1-liter V8 making ...

The thoroughbred racer that cost a fortune and was sold off to finance school ... old man Reimer to fund the purchase of a brand-new Shelby Cobra. It was by no means an easy decision, as the car ...

Whether you own a vintage Porsche 911, a hot rod or a muscle car, it’s a good idea to consider multiple insurance companies for your classic auto insurance coverage. #3 American Collectors ...

A: I like the Dodge Challenger a lot. It feels old-school and solid. The Nissan 370Z is a great car, but to me it doesn't have the same "American muscle car soul." Here is where I am skeptical ...