Muscle cars are a fundamental part of America’s automotive history and wider pop culture. Evoking images of unrestrained power and road-trip freedom, the muscle car has been a firm favorite of ...

The Ford Coyote 5.0-liter V-8 shines with modern tech, yet Chevy’s old-school engine once ruled with massive torque.

A positive start is ahead after Nvidia appears to have delivered earnings just enough for Wall Street to advance even if the AI king left some investors wanting a bit more. But we’ve also heard ...

It was also used in 1964 and ... newly restored 500-trim sibling at MCACN later this year, chins will wag and beards will be scratched, and with any luck more 1966 Dodge Coronet 426 Street Rams ...

1970 Plymouth GTX This powerful Magnum V8 was a staple in nearly all high-performance Mopar muscle cars of the 1960s, including the Plymouth Road Runner, as well as Dodge models like the Coronet ...

In June 2024, I introduced you to "Gentle Ben," a 1966 Dodge Coronet with ... Ben," except for the 500 trim. Photo: Jim Wicker Unlike the recently restored Coronet, the second Wedge car still ...

Actual terms vary by lender. The 1969 Dodge Coronet 440 was perhaps the best of the B bodies. Very comfortable, fast, and great looking. Should have kept it, but, sold it to pay for school back then.

By far, the biggest difference between the two companies was recorded in 1964, when the Bowtie outsold the Blue Oval by over 726,000 automobiles. That difference was more than third-place Pontiac ...

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