The 1970s marked a significant era for American muscle cars, with Ford at the forefront of this high-performance movement.

Have you ever seen a cooler 1970 Chrysler 300 Hurst than this one? You should come inside and take a closer look, as this is ...

Ford Motor Company, and Stellantis (formerly Fiat Chrysler), have historically dominated the industry in regard to overall ...

The seller asks $14,250 for a hardtop with a 383-cube V8 and an automatic transmission, and power brakes, but the engine is ...

Q: Greg, I enjoy your articles on muscle cars from the 1960s. However, sometimes I feel Ford isn’t mentioned as much as GM ...

Not as iconic as the three other cars on this list, the “Duster” was a true budget people-mover. This small (A-Body) MOPAR ...

This model was truly insane, and there's a good chance it'll feed your favorite modern muscle car tire smoke in a drag race.

and Chrysler. The new Charger isn't a muscle car; it's a full-size grand tourer. To start with, it's bigger than the previous LX platform-based Charger. The Charger Daytona sits on a new platform ...

I can't help but wonder why Stellantis doesn't take the Charger EV platform–which failed as a muscle car, but might not fail as a semi-luxury sedan or crossover–and give it to Chrysler so that ...

As it stands, Chrysler’s roadmap includes a refreshed Pacifica minivan slated for 2026, followed by a brand-new electric crossover — expected to debut in the same year. The Halcyon-inspired vehicle is ...