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

I n the '60s and '70s, muscle cars were by far the fastest vehicles over a quarter mile in the world. Not even Ferrari could ...

In the following years, intermediates, pony cars, and even compacts received potent V8 engines that made them fearsome straight-line performers. Though the golden age of muscle cars didn't last as ...

so-called "gentleman muscle cars," like the following five. A few months after Pontiac introduced the GTO package for its Tempest/LeMans intermediate line, other famous Detroit brands followed.

You may not think of the Buick GS Stage 1 455 when you think of '70s muscle cars, but it remained one of the most powerful in its category well into the '70s – despite the lowered compression ...

The 1970s were transformative to the automotive industry and the trucks they produced. Here are some of the coolest trucks ...

In the Modern Age of American Muscle, there has been an absolutely insane horsepower war with supercharged V-8s hitting over 1,000 horsepower, propelling cars to single-digit quarter-mile times.

which works out to an increase of 70 percent (and slightly more in the case of the GT). Drivers won’t have any problem feeling the boost in performance, either. Hennessey says the muscle car ...

We love high-horsepower builds with insane acceleration potential, but there's something special about a muscle car that can handle - like this Chevy Camaro.

The market for muscle and pony cars faded rapidly in the early ’70s, and the original Challenger was gone after 1974. The Challenger name reappeared from 1978-83 on a forgettable rebranded ...

1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS No matter which engine you choose, both produce an unforgettable sound exactly what you’d expect from a late ’60s or early ’70s muscle car. Put your foot down, and this ...