Back in the 1960s and 1970s, working- and middle-class Americans could afford to buy, drive and even collect muscle cars.

S ome muscle cars were made to roar. Others were made to disappear. While many classic American muscle cars became legends on the streets and drag strips, a few were quietly built ...

Collecting this vast array of classic cars, muscle cars, and three decades of ... At some point, the best and rarest rides may find their way across the parking lot and into the museum.

This junkyard in Catiwassa, Missouri, is among the largest Mopar yards in the US. And it's packed with iconic rigs from the ...

The Houston 2025 auction concluded this weekend, and while the vehicles offered weren't as spectacular as those at previous Mecum events, they included a few rare muscle cars from the golden era.

Other 1:18 models from brands like Bburango, Maisto, and American Muscle are also included in the sale. Some of these haven’t ...

The rare “Walkinshaw” Commodore that could hold the key to the tragic murder of Rachelle Childs is instantly recognisable to ...

Brock cashed in on his fame with rare and expensive “Holden Dealer ... been on a rollercoaster ride for more than 30 years. Muscle Car Stables founder Chester Fernando has bought and sold ...

There’s something captivating about old-school speed. Before computerized driving aids and electronic performance tweaks took over, it came down to just one thing and one thing only – a beast of an ...

Consequently, the 1970 and 1971 Plymouth Barracuda "Six-Barrel" muscle car earned a spot on the list ... as BMW's only mid-engine supercar. Rare and plagued with mixed opinions, the M1 was ...

Dodge’s effort to steer its muscle car legacy into the electric age is ... models have seen discounts of up to $21,000 off MSRP, a rare sight for a brand-new performance vehicle.

Michael Schafer/Wikimedia Commons Most people think of muscle cars and picture Detroit metal—Chevelles, Chargers, Mustangs.