Hot Rods & Muscle Cars

If you’ve ever had the pleasure of driving a classic Pontiac Firebird Trans Am, you know that it’s not your ordinary car — it’s an absolutely stunning vehicle with breathtaking performance and style.  The Pontiac Firebird Trans Am is one of General Motors’ most iconic creations, and through the years, the muscle car solidified a

Pontiac first constructed the beautiful Firebird Trans Am in 1967, and they continued producing this dream of a car until 2002. Over its 35 years in production, the Trans Am left an impression on muscle car enthusiasts, to say the least. Through its iconic style, exceptional driving performance, and popular culture appearances, it solidified its

The 1973 455 Super Duty was the last big cube production muscle car engine Much has been written about the demise of the muscle car market in the early years of the 1970s. Insurance companies placed crushing surcharges onto muscle car insurance premiums that made the cost of owning a big cube streetcar prohibitive for

1969 was an iconic year in America’s history, and it was also one of the best years for the production of breathtaking and lightning-fast muscle cars.  Muscle car producers like Chevrolet, Dodge, Ford, and others, outdid themselves that year by creating some of the greatest vehicles of all time. Here are ten of the fastest

Callaway cars are known for their unique style and powerful speed performance. The company produced numerous iconic models that have left a significant impact on automotive history. One such vehicle that left its mark is the 1991 Callaway Twin-Turbo. With a notable style, aerodynamic options, and a twin-turbo engine that offered a ridiculous amount of

Muscle cars were all the rage in the late 1960s. They essentially were high-powered sports machines in simple, classically rugged packages. Few bells and whistles adorned these vehicles as they were all about the performance. While most muscle cars made a name for themselves and to this day remains a classic that vintage car connoisseurs

In 1970, Plymouth created a powerhouse vehicle that was flashy in both performance and style. The 1970 Plymouth Superbird was an offshoot of the Plymouth Road Runner, and today, it’s a highly-coveted car amongst vehicle enthusiasts. Plymouth only created around 1,920 Superbirds, and it was primarily created for the sake of winning stock car races.

The 1967 Ford Galaxie 500 is a classic that’s highly coveted by car enthusiasts worldwide. Ford’s Galaxie line was first introduced in the late 1950s and was one of the top models in Ford’s full-size range. The 1967 edition is easily the best Galaxie on the used market. Equipped with a 410 horsepower dual-four-barrel V8,