Throughout American automotive history, especially when it comes to V8 engines, it can be argued that the country has been ...

In the late 1960’s General Motors started developing a car to enter the North American subcompact market. By late 1970 the Chevrolet Vega was launched as their small car offering. Named after one of ...

Speaking of advanced engines, Buick had, for a time, one of the most high-tech mass-produced big-block V8s ever made in the ...

Holley’s Moparty 2025 celebrated six years of Chrysler, Hemi, and Mopar legends with rare classics, modern builds, racing action, and swap meet finds.

These five models offered something different in a way or another and that made them extremely popular, which paved the way ...

Chevrolet decided to switch from Detroit Diesel to Duramax engines due to a few factors, including a need for greater power ...

The Pontiac Trans Am Performance and Appearance Package bowed in March 1969. This 1976 Trans Am will soon cross the Mecum Indy Fall Special auction block.

In the golden age of American muscle cars, three engine manufacturers dominated both NASCAR and the strets of the U.S. Here's ...

It didn't have to be that way, however, as Chevrolet developed an engine that would have beaten a Hemi car any day of the ...

The Blue Flame-powered Corvette is an odd chapter from the model's history, and one that some enthusiasts would probably like to ignore, as for decades it wasn't celebrated in the way that it is today ...

Remember when the Ford Motor Company, General Motors, and what used to be Chrysler all offered light-duty pickup trucks with available turbo diesel oomph? Only the largest of the Detroit-based ...