We looked high and low for the most elusive muscle cars made during the 1970s, and these few are exceptionally rare.

Hurst ‘His and Hers’ dual-gate shifter and also the first when the Hurst/Olds was a factory option for the Cutlass Calais ...

Though overshadowed by the likes of the 426 HEMI, 427 "side oiler", or 454 LS6, these five muscle car V8s were engineering masterpieces ...

Pontiac designed it as a more affordable alternative ... When equipped with the 426 HEMI V8, it could produce 425 horsepower and 490 lb-ft of torque, making it one of the most powerful street ...

With the debut of the Pontiac GTO in 1964 ... Introduced for street use in 1966, the Chrysler 426ci Hemi V-8 put professional racing performance in factory cars. The Mopar Dodge and Plymouth ...

While performance cars are pricier than ever, budget-friendly V8 muscle cars still exist for those seeking power without ...

Powered Dodge Chargers, Challengers, Magnums, Durangos, Chrysler 300s, and SRT-powered Jeeps and Rams for Springfest 2025!

The Hemi was such a dominant force on the track ... so Buick, Chevy, Olds, and Pontiac were at a disadvantage in the horsepower wars. Chevy had a 427ci Tri-Power V-8 that pumped out 435 ponies ...

Classic American muscle trucks had power, attitude, and a legacy worth remembering. Here are 10 legendary beasts that defined ...

Pontiac’s version was unique. The High Output variant delivered more power than the standard 455, thanks to its higher compression and increased rev capability. Despite finally receiving an engine ...

1967 Pontiac GTO This model was then offered as an option called ... 9. 1968 Plymouth Road Runner Hemi The Plymouth Road Runner has a dedicated following among muscle car enthusiasts. For many, it ...