2014 Roush Mustangs
Originally introduced to the public in 1964, the Mustang became one of Ford’s classic muscle cars. Also known as the “Pony Car,” this incredible classic has continued as one of the company’s most successful products. The car has gone through a number of redesigns with the 2014 Roush model providing an exciting update in automotive [...]
Read More →The AMC AMX/3 Prototype
The AMX/3, the third-generation AMX concept car from AMC, is widely considered by auto history buffs to be the best American Motors design of all time. First shown at the 1970 Chicago Auto Show, the car was a low-slung, sleek and futuristic mid-engine design that presaged the look of many European supercars of the 70s [...]
Read More →1969 Chevrolet Baldwin Motion Camaro RS/SS Phase III
During the muscle car era, some dealers built their own tuner versions. While Yenko may be the most famous of these brands, Baldwin Motion used Chevrolet models to create the best turn-key dragsters of the era. Each Baldwin was built to order to reach a specific one-quarter mile elapsed time (ET) requested by the buyer. [...]
Read More →ZT Reynolds 1971 Plymouth Hemi Cuda
Zachary Taylor Reynolds was always a daredevil who enjoyed life to the fullest. As the grandson of legendary tobacco tycoon R.J. Reynolds, Zach Reynolds enjoyed indulging in his need for speed, buying a variety of fast cars, motorbikes and even a few custom-built airplanes for stunt flying. Unbeatable on the track and in the air, [...]
Read More →Chevy SS
Chevy’s newest car and its NASCAR counterpart will be making their official debut at the Daytona 500 later this month, but we already know plenty about this sedan. Dubbed the “SS” after the company’s famous “Super Sport” designation, these new cars will be the brand’s first rear wheel drive V8 sedans since the Caprice left [...]
Read More →2013 Ford Mustang RTR
Track-Ready Performance, In-Your-Face Styling The RTR package follows the same basic formula we have seen time and again when it comes to customized American sports cars: Make it louder and faster, throw on some bigger wheels, and finish by adding graphics and a body kit. It may not be particularly novel, but it is definitely [...]
Read More →Hurst Edition Trans Am
Stoking the Fires of Nostalgia The early 2010s have been a renaissance of sorts for American muscle cars. The polar opposite of fuel-sipping hybrids in character and philosophy, these anachronistic vehicles are a throwback to the 1960s and early 1970s. It was a time when testosterone-fueled style and big, rumbling V8s ruled the automotive landscape. [...]
Read More →2013 Shelby GT500 Supersnake
A Collector’s Item That Might Just be Too Much Fun Not to Drive The Supersnake will be remembered by collectors and automotive historians as one of the last projects in which Carrol Shelby was personally involved. Famous for being the man who led Ford to victory multiple times against Ferrari in endurance racing throughout the [...]
Read More →2013 Camaro SS 1LE
A Pony Car Powerhouse Since its debut back in 2009, the rebooted Chevrolet Camaro has been a huge hit with buyers. From its aggressive looks, which combine classic muscle car machismo with futuristic sleekness, to its selection of massive, powerful engines, the new Camaro embodies everything Americans have always loved about fasr cars. Along with [...]
Read More →Shelby Cobra 500 KR
American muscle cars of the 1960s defined our image to the rest of the world. Muscle cars boasted of power, noise and aggressiveness. The loudest and fastest of them all was the 1968 Shelby Cobra GT 500 KR. Carroll Shelby was a designer and creator in charge of producing fast cars and selling them to [...]
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