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Mustang Boss 302 Restored Dignity to the Blue Oval Brand
While zero-to-60 and quarter mile times may have dominated the majority of magazine headlines in the late 1960s, auto enthusiasts were becoming increasing adamant in their desire for better handling cars.
Led by the increasing popularity of the SCCA Trans-Am series, competitive road racing showed spectators that driving fast in a curved line could be just as fun as the drag strip, if not more...
Chevrolet 454 SS Offers Big-Block Performance in a Small Package
In a sport truck segment long removed from its biggest household names, enthusiasts no longer have a plethora of options to satisfy their performance desires.
Sure, the demand for a next-generation sport truck may seem widespread if you read the yearly pleas from automotive publications. But the sad truth is manufacturers aren’t going to waste their time meddling in a niche segment with low...
Plow Into Winter with a PowerStroke!
With temperatures dropping and the impending threat of snow just around the corner, your highway commute to work could soon get a little dicey.
Sure, you can take the family sedan to the dealership and install a set of winter tires like the infamous Bridgestone Blizzaks. Or maybe you're old fashioned and choose to load the bed of your half-ton pickup with tractor tires and bags of sand. That might be...
Buick Regal Turbo T – Don’t Sleep On This Future Collectible
When it comes to the most collectible American cars of the 1980s, the IROC Camaro, Trans Ams GTA and Fox Body Mustang GT come to mind. Their muscular looks and rumbling V8 engines are a hit with collectors and remind enthusiasts that although the muscle car era had come to an end, performance was still alive and well.
But with ever-increasing fuel efficiency and emissions standards, these V8-powered pony...
C5 Corvette is a Blue-Collar Supercar
I’ll be the first to admit, I often catch myself daydreaming while flipping through pages of unobtainable supercars in the latest issue of Motor Trend and Car and Driver. While it’s satisfying to picture myself behind the wheel, the odds of one day taking ownership of one is less likely than scoring a date with Kate Upton.
Instead, I’ll have to settle for a 1:18 scale diecast model of the car...
Modified Dodge Charger SRT8 is a True Hellcat Fighter
By now, I’m sure you’ve heard of the Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat. Since the car began production in the first quarter of 2015, it has quickly become the talk of the automotive industry with a herculean 707 horsepower and 650 pound-feet of torque.
Yes, that’s right. The once utilitarian four-door is now the fastest sedan on the planet, and it’s...
1969 Camaro Z28 — Chevrolet’s Halo Pony Car Soaring to New Heights
In a booming muscle car era with competition fueled one quarter-mile at a time, the 1967 Camaro Z28 didn’t quite fit in with the rest of the crowd.
European handling? Limited body-roll? Nobody understood these foreign terms that could be found in the reviews of the Z28 from nearly every auto rag that was lucky enough to get its hands on the car.
What originated as an RPO option code...