Classic.com shows only six current listings ... but the last version was far from a muscle car. Like the Charger, most '70s Cougars have been wrecked or scrapped by now, making them surprisingly ...

Register to bid today and prepare to witness the thrilling spectacle of 70s muscle cars roaring back to life. Experience the power and classic style of the 1971 Chevrolet Chevelle SS. Featuring a ...

The El Camino is an iconic and easily recognizable Chevy model. The two-door muscle car is a classic '70s powerhouse, and the El Camino adds a unique flourish to the chassis that makes it stand ...

Almost every era of classic automotive Americana is represented by this massive collection, from pre-war cars to the big-finned displays of 1950s excess, and even ’70s muscle cars. Not every car ...

Think classic cars, like Chevelles, Chargers, and GTOs; they were the big boys of the 60s and 70s. Muscle cars aren't locked away in history, though, and more recent rides pack a punch without ...

It had a V-8 like a muscle car, and sounded wonderful ... Fiat's quirky mid-engine '70s sports car was designed by Bertone, and still looks great today. If you can find one that hasn't been ...

New emissions mandates and consumers' desire for more efficient vehicles had all the classic muscle cars detuned into parodies of their former badass selves. Many nameplates like the Challenger ...

I’ll be honest, it’s been somewhat of a whirlwind trying to narrow down our choices for the all-time best classic American muscle cars ever made ... late 60s and early 70s.

Collecting this vast array of classic cars, muscle cars, and three decades of European sports cars didn’t happen overnight. “Its earliest roots started on a small scale in the ‘70s with the ...

The resurgence of this legendary muscle car nameplate in the early 2000s raised questions but introduced powerful engine options. This model, though controversial, boasted decent power from LS V-8 ...

Still, for most people, classic cars means muscle cars and racers, and the settled consensus defines the ’60s and early ’70s as the apex of American automobile style. Those were years when ...