We take 10 of the fastest, most agile, and best looking muscle cars we find and pit them against one another in a little contest we like to call the Muscle Car of the Year Competition. - Popular ...

Helped by the no-nonsense V10 Dodge Viper, the '90s proved that brawny American sports cars weren't done yet, with cars like ...

Long before Steve Magnante stepped in front of the camera for Roadkill’s Junkyard Gold, he dug up hundreds of muscle car junkyards for Car Craft magazine—check out some highlights!

Throughout the years, Pontiac has produced the GTO in several iconic guises, but the most impressive are the following five ...

True to its muscle car roots, this coupe is a killer on the streets. Under its hood is a 5.4-liter V8 that pumps out an astonishing 500 horsepower. It comes only with a six-speed manual transmission.

And just like the horsepower claims of the classic muscle car era of 1964 to 1972, the weight figures are subject to myth, legend, and old bench racers' tales, too.

Chevy only produced 19 of these boosted pony cars, making them the rarest muscle car the automaker produced in the 1980s. ... Hot Rod Magazine blazed a 14.52-second quarter-mile time, ...

Only one American muscle car remains on the market these days, but are its slow sales a result of price, practicality, or something else entirely? The Ford Mustang isn’t off to a great start ...

Then came a special project the Cars Illustrated crew worked on-a one-shot called MUSCLE MUSTANGS& FAST FORDS magazine. The editors knew the Mustang market was hot, and they decided to throw ...

And I feared I would return to my old habits, spending hours with a muscle car magazine and staying up all night to binge-watch Mecum Auto Auctions. Stacy Brown was clearly a pusher of parts.