Factory-built one-offs are as cool as they get, but they’re increasingly more common nowadays. Whether we’re talking about Ferrari, McLaren, or Koenigsegg, it’s much easier to order…

When it comes to muscle cars from the late 1960s to the early 1970s, people usually remember the really iconic nameplates. I’m talking about the Ford Mustang, Chevrolet…

Modern Dodge Charger fans may love the practicality of the four-door that magically combines with ascending muscle car performance. But let’s be frank, could a sedan beat…

Out of all these Challenger R/T models, the rarest was the 426 paired with an automatic transmission, as Dodge built only 12 such models, so finding one…

The Impala nameplate came to be in 1958 when Chevrolet introduced it as the top-of-the-line Bel Air, while a year later, the company decided to release it…

As we’re all well aware, the new Ford Maverick is coming to revolutionize the small pickup truck market in America. Over five decades ago, however, Ford used…

Leaving a first-gen Ford Mustang to rust in the woods is considered blasphemy nowadays, but it was common back in the day. These cars weren’t very valuable a few…

We have seen our fair share of “barn finds” – cars that have been left abandoned for years out of neglect or because the owner was prevented…

1958 was the year when the first Impala got to see the daylight, with Chevrolet originally offering this model as the top-of-the-line Bel Air hardtops and convertible….