Hot Rods & Muscle Cars

Automotive history is full of many unforgettable names that have stood the test of time. While some cars have been by and large forgotten by the general public — such as the AMC Eagle, Cadillac Eldorado, the Ford Galaxie, and seemingly countless others — some remain household names like the Chevrolet Camaro, Pontiac Firebird, and, […]

Since its debut in April 1964, the Ford Mustang has made an incredible impact on the automotive world. It’s no mystery why the Ford Motor Company has produced so many impressive iterations of the vehicle over the course of the last 58 years — it offers a breathtaking performance as well as numerous options suitable

Since first debuting its remarkable muscle car in 1967, Chevrolet has released six stunning generations of the breathtaking Camaro. The General Motors subsidiary initially developed the Camaro in order to compete with the immensely popular Ford Mustang, but the vehicle quickly developed a legacy of its own.  One of Chevrolet’s most impressive iterations of their

Throughout the 20th and 21st centuries, Ford unveiled numerous breathtaking vehicles that introduced important innovations. Although many of these vehicles were available to the public, not every groundbreaking Ford was mass-produced — some never moved past the concept stage. One such stunning car was the 1962 Ford Mustang I concept car.   Although Ford went on

The GTO was one of Pontiac’s most impressive achievements, and the automaker developed four generations of this powerhouse vehicle from 1963 to 1974 as well as a final generation in 2003. Although Pontiac produced numerous impressive iterations of the GTO, the most stunning was arguably the 1969 Pontiac GTO Royal Bobcat, a line of GTOs

General Motors’ subsidiary Pontiac produced many groundbreaking cars throughout its 84 years in business, and they created some of their most iconic vehicles during the 1960s. One of the company’s most imposing and monumental achievements was its second-generation GTO, especially the 1969 convertible GTO.  Here’s a brief history and the specifications of Pontiac’s trailblazing 1969

In 1971, Plymouth released one of the most impressive and precious pony cars in history: the 1971 Cuda convertible. This remarkable vehicle was part of the third-generation production of the Barracuda, which was technically the first pony car ever released. Although the vehicle wasn’t as popular as other muscle cars during its time, the car

The automotive world has seen many impressive car designers over the years. From Georges Paulin, Harley Earl, Battista Farina, and numerous others, there’s no shortage of innovative designers worth mentioning. But perhaps one of the most iconic designers was Carroll Shelby with his breathtaking AC Cobra and many other remarkable vehicles.  Carroll Shelby made a