The 1960s were a golden era for muscle cars, with manufacturers pushing the limits of speed, power, and design. These iconic ...

The term “muscle car” was coined during the original muscle car era, which is generally defined as 1964 through 1974. The ...

Ferrari and Porsche proved why they are legend. But Detroiters Penske and Cadillac got very close to 24 Hour Le Mans glory.

Ferrari and Porsche proved why they are legends. But Detroiters Penske and Cadillac got very close to glory at the 24 Hours ...

So, for 1972, the drag racing organization allowed small-block V-8s to run in cars with lighter weight breaks than the Bruiser-class muscle machines. It’s just the sort of advantage a mind like ...

The ones used in drag racing typically derive their design from the 6-71 blower first used on GMC diesel engines. ... Muscle cars, especially drag racers, greatly benefitted from this system.

We're watching these muscle cars slug it out on the drag strip with a side-by-side battle between a '74 Pontiac Trans Am Super Duty and '70 Ford Torino SC.

Racing American Muscle Cars is set to take the gaming world by storm, delivering high-speed action, heart-pounding races, and an authentic muscle car experience like never before.

This heavy muscle car didn't let its nearly 3,800 pounds slow it down at all. Hot Rod magazine's testing for a 1970 issue found that the Chevelle could reach the quarter mile in 13.44 seconds ...

During the 1960s, drag racing competitions sanctioned by the National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) reached unprecedented levels of popularity, so American manufacturers introduced a series of jaw ...

To those who don’t know much about drag racing, NHRA participants regularly take their 12,000-hp cars to more than 330 mph in less than four seconds on a 1,000-ft. strip of asphalt.