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Though exaggerated by the gross system employed to measure their output, these fearsome V8s from the golden age of muscle were more powerful than advertised

With these legendary tire-shredders, GM's upscale division was at the forefront of performance during the golden age of muscle

Powered by a Rocket 455 and donning a luxurious interior, the 4-4-2 W-30 was Oldsmobile's uspcale answer to the high-powered intermediates unleashed in 1970

Big block V8 engines have plenty of utility for what it can provide consumers with its size. Here are 10 of the most iconic of the big block variety.

Muscle cars of the golden era are best remembered for their high-powered V8s, but in some cases unique graphic packages helped increase their popularity

Though discontinued more than two decades ago, Plymouth continues to live on in the hearts and minds of muscle car enthusiasts thanks to its legendary mo...

The Hurst/Olds partnership came to fruition in 1968, when the first product resulting from the collaboration between

Some of the most iconic muscle cars were part of low-volume production runs, but these five take the notion of low-volume production to a whole new level.

The top OEM and aftermarket shifter manufacturer during the golden age of muscle cars, Hurst was also involved in developing some of the era's most ...

Introduced for the 1970 model year, the