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Yeah, that ZL1 reference means it would pack the supercharged 6.2-liter V8, which made 650 horsepower and 650 pound-foot on the discontinued muscle car

Although it's been gone from GM's roster for a good while (almost 70 years), the

The Chevy Nomad was first introduced to the world in 1954, at GM’s Motorama auto show in New York. Next to the Corvette, the Nomad was one of the m...

Pete Tetley greets his guests with a brief introduction of what they are about to see inside the house.

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The show draws people from all over the nearby area, said Travis Skidmore, chairman of the committee overseeing the fundraiser. Cars from Arkansas, southern Oklahoma, and all over Northeast Texas

Custom 1959 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham with a Twin-Turbo 632 ci V8 Stephen Barton created a 1959 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham called “Cadmad” to win the Ridler Award. Stephen worked on the project for 15 years before passing away. His brother Craig Barton sought out help from Super Rides by Jordan in Escondido, California to finish the project. Their combined work resulted in Cadmad winning the Ridler Award at the 2019 Detroit Autorama. The car was originally going to be powered by two North...

Check out one artist's re-imagination of the classic Chevy Nomad wagon, which takes a look at the modern Yenko Camaro for inspiration.

1,000-HP Yenko Camaro Rendered as Modern-Day Chevy Nomad 18 May 2021, 20:15 UTC · by When the Camaro came out, General Motors decided to cap the engine displacement you could order at 400ci (6.5L). That was done for a number of reasons, but one dealer famously defied this rule to create the Yenko Camaro, power by a monster 7.0-liter V8. 4 photos The classic Yenko Camaro was created by dealership owner and race car driver Don Yenko, who saw a market for higher-displacement turn-key muscle...