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Chevrolet decided to pursue its full-size dream in 1958, two years after it presented the Impala prototype at the GM motor show. The Impala graduated from concept to production model in two years, but Chevrolet …

1969 was the year when the GTO was already starting to feel the wrath of insurers, as fewer companies were willing to tolerate the muscle under its hood and how drivers enjoyed it on the …

Introduced for the 1968 model year as a more affordable proposition to the GTX, the Plymouth Road Runner became a big hit. The nameplate moved 44,303 units in its first year on the market and …

1959 was the year when the Impala waved goodbye to the Bel Air lineup and embraced its own fate. It gained series status, paving the way for a performance nobody expected. The Impala became the …

The classic car market is packed with wonderfully restored vehicles. However, for each rig that got a makeover, hundreds (or maybe even thousands) are currently rotting away in junkyards and barns. Yup, it’s time for …

The Impala had the time of its life in the mid-’60s. After a successful launch in 1958 and a promotion to series status a year later, the Impala couldn’t stop growing. Sales went through the …

Introduced in February 1967 as Pontiac’s entry into the pony car market, the Firebird remained in production through 2002, when it was discontinued alongside the Camaro. But unlike Chevy’s muscle car, the Firebird never made …

The Mustang II comes from an absolute black hole period in the history of America’s first pony car. A time when newly-minted emissions regulations and crippling safety requirements took a classic sports car formula and …

Built from 1953 to 1962, the first-generation Chevrolet Corvette is the most desirable iteration of the nameplate. Because it’s the car that started it all, and the long production run spawned a few rare versions. …

When it comes to 1950s cars with large tailfins, everyone seems to be crazy in love with the 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air and the 1959 Cadillac Eldorado. Me, I’m a Mopar tailfin kind of guy. …