Powered by a 360-hp HO V8, this immaculate hardtop is absolutely packed with factory options that make it a rare find ...

Highlighted Auction and Make Offer listings recently sold on the Hemmings Marketplace Muscle cars are a staple of the ...

Mild-mannered appearances aside, this 1970 Pontiac GTO is factory equipped with a four-speed manual backing its 400-cu.in. V-8, and that engine, which is said to be original to this car, was ...

A GTO should stay as original as possible, and besides the fake Judge package and the aftermarket gauges, the car looks mostly stock. It also sports an 8-track AM/FM radio system, power steering ...

George Taku went to Trapp Motors in New Westminster in late 1969 intending to trade the 1965 Chevy pickup he had bought new in on a Pontiac GTO muscle car. In particular, a GTO model called The Judge.

Others say it was the 1964 Pontiac GTO due to its lightweight nature and its 389 CID V8 producing 348 horsepower. Whoever created the first muscle car is a debate that will likely never be settled.

But not all famous muscle cars were immediate hits. In fact, some of the most memorable nameplates were sales flops when they ...

You can’t. It’s impossible. It’s brash and loud, basically everything a muscle car should be. It’s also the star of the latest episode of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee.

This one-off car was built for a specific private client but points to what ECD can do when given free reign. With bodywork built by aluminium restoration specialists in Coventry, UK (where the ...

All things considered, the modern day GTO and Monaro are authentic to the ground rules prescribed in the muscle car code. They're basic, rear-wheel driven monsters with gigantic V8s that swill petrol.