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The Malibu-Martin Mashup, Say Goodbye Beautiful.
Malibu Monstrosity: When a Chevrolet Dreams of Being an Aston Martin and Fails Miserably Could this be the ugliest car ever? The limited-production Aston V12 Zagato caught the eye of a Chevrolet Malibu owner who, unable to secure the model, opted to transform his midsize sedan into a makeshift Martin Mashup. Unfortunately, the outcome is…
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The Pontiac Grand Am… 400? A Rare Gem For Sure.
400-Powered 1978 Pontiac Grand Am Recently Listed For $14,500 Before Fees The Pontiac Grand Am, a dynamic presence in GM’s lineup during the seventies and early eighties, had its share of ups and downs in terms of sales, and 1978 was no exception to that. However, its trajectory took a positive turn in 1985, securing…
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Hidden Gem: Tucker 48 Auction – No. 1021 Heads to Sale
Rarity in the Spotlight: Tucker 48 No. 1021 – Headlining Kissimmee 2024 Auction with a Hefty Asking Price A piece of automotive history is set to grace the floor in Kissimmee 2024 with the rare Tucker 48 auction time already set. Serial number 1021, is not just another vintage car; it’s a unique specimen that…
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Mustang Dominates, Challenger Crumbles: The Muscle Era is Over
Ford Mustang Triumphs as Dodge Challenger Falters in the Last Battle of Muscle Car Legends, An Unnerving End to The Era in Automotive History. In the closing chapter of their production era, the Dodge Challenger and Chevrolet Camaro faced a tough challenge from the resilient Ford Mustang. The modern muscle car era bids farewell as…
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Stellantis Will Double Down, No More Auto Shows
Farewell to Showstoppers: Stellantis Drives Away from North American Auto Shows Stellantis has formally announced its withdrawal from auto shows throughout North America. They are citing the challenges posed by the current automotive market. This decision will notably leave a void in events that have traditionally served as crucial platforms for brands like Chrysler, Dodge,…
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Top 10 Fastest Pontiacs: A Hidden Need For Speed
Speed Legends: Pontiac’s Top 10 Fastest Models That Define Performance Excellence Although Pontiac is no longer in production, its legacy lives on among speed enthusiasts, so we’re counting down the top 10 fastest Pontiacs produced! We’ve compiled data from J.D. Power, along with insights from muscle car experts at Hagerty and Hemmings, to identify Pontiac’s…
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When Front-Wheel-Drive Burnouts Were Cool: 66 Olds Toronado
Chain-Driven Front Wheel Drive Left an Indelible Impression and Cemented the 66 Olds Toronado Into Muscle Car Memory The inaugural Oldsmobile “Olds” Toronado, a front-wheel-drive powerhouse launched in ’66, defied convention with its robust chain mechanism, a two-inch-thick assembly linked to a 180-degree-turned three-speed Turbo-Hydramatic transmission. This engineering marvel, splashed-lubricated and anchored by an offset…
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New Nissan Z coming in 2024 is Absolutely Brilliant
A Fusion of Past Glory and Present Power in the new Nissan Z The all-new Nissan Z, a testament to the brand’s sports car legacy, channels the spirit of its predecessors with subtle design nods while injecting more power and driving satisfaction than ever before. Since its debut in 1969, the Nissan Z has been…
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Charger Crash Test At 100mph Leaves ’69 In A Heap
Vintage Photo Captures Impact of a Head-On Collision on a ’69 Charger In the early automotive era, devoid of stringent regulations, drivers navigated hazardous vehicles on roads designed for horses and carriages. It wasn’t until 1955 that lap belts became a standard feature, with collapsible steering columns and padded dashboards following suit. This is highlighted…
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Mercury Cougar GT-E: See The 700-hp Surprise Under Hood!
Check out the 772-Horsepower 427 ci Beneath the Hood of the 1968 Mercury Cougar GT-E Sleeper The 1968 Mercury Cougar GT-E stands as a captivating chapter in automotive history, born in the wake of the Mustang’s triumph. Distinguished by its refined design, unique badging, and quad exhaust layout, the GT-E earned its place among classic…
