T he golden era of American muscle cars—from the mid-1960s through the early 1970s—was filled with high-horsepower beasts ...

General Motors' LS V8 engines are likely among the most well ... For the purposes of this list, we decided to define a "muscle car" as a two- or four-door passenger car with performance aspirations.

As Detroit battled over muscle car supremacy, a full-on horsepower war broke out, which saw cool cars packed with increasingly potent engines. Through a series of tactical blunders by GM and Ford ...

AMC tended to keep things simple with its range of V8 muscle car engines, only offering differing sizes built on the same block throughout its relatively short history. It preferred to develop ...

During the 1960s and early-1970s, the American automotive industry produced some of the most iconic V8 engines of all time. Everyone remembers Chrysler’s 426 HEMI, Ford’s 427, Chevy’s LS6 ...

For many Mopar enthusiasts, the 426 Hemi stands as the definitive Mopar muscle car engine. Sporting hemispherical combustion chambers on top of the tried-and-tested RB big-block V8, the 426 Hemi ...

The Toyota Tundra TRD Supercharged: a 504-hp sleeper truck that smoked sports cars with a 13.0-sec quarter-mile.

Dodge will reveal the last V8-powered muscle car it ever builds, in Las Vegas on March 20. The automaker is switching its top performance models to all-electric powertrains in 2024. Details for ...

two-door beast with a shoehorned-in V8 engine built for tire-shredding power. Think classic cars, like Chevelles, Chargers, and GTOs; they were the big boys of the 60s and 70s. Muscle cars aren't ...

Last call is coming later than expected. Dodge has announced that it was forced to delay the reveal its last-ever V8-powered muscle car due to supply chain issues. "When product and supply ...

While other V8 muscle cars are disappearing, the Mustang V8 is hanging on. Ford is doubling down on V8 engines, catering to enthusiasts despite tougher government fuel economy regulations.

Dodge, famous for offering cars with big and powerful V8 engines, is phasing out some of its iconic, gas-powered muscle cars in favor of electric power. To ease fans into this new era, the company ...