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The V8 Engine That Changed Muscle Cars Forever
The Chrysler 426 Hemi V-8 dominated the streets during the Golden Age and radically transformed the muscle car and American ...
6 Of The Highest Horsepower Muscle Cars Of The 1970s
While the 1970s spelled the end of the OG muscle car era, there were still some high-powered performance machines on the road ...
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Road Runner vs. Cuda in Fast and Furious Face-off
In an exhilarating clash of Mopar titans, a 1969.5 Plymouth Road Runner and a Plymouth Cuda faced off, both boasting ...
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Dodge Charger Daytona Scat Pack EV vs. Ford Mustang Dark Horse Comparison Test: End of the Muscle Car?
Does electrification mean the end of the muscle car? We pit the new all-electric Dodge Charger Daytona against the ...
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1971 'Cuda 440–6 Sat 42 Years in a Garage; Owner Wanted $400K, Now It's Back on the Road
The rare E-body has 55k miles and makes the new owner nervous when driving it, despite being a seasoned Mopar gearhead (he has two more like it, both original) ...
Dodge alerts owners that 'the most powerful muscle car ever built' has gotten slower
According to Mopar Insiders, Stellantis has recalled all 3,311 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 (2023) muscle cars. The outlet ...
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10 Classic American Muscle Cars That Still Dominate Auctions
TopSpeed took a look at the auction activity in the past five years and identified the classic muscle car models and years that enthusiasts are most willing to open their wallets for. There are ...
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This 1970 'Cuda Ragtop Might Be a 1-in-3; Seller Wants Two Charger Hellcat Redeyes for It
The car is offered on several websites; prices range from $150k to $165k; the owner claims it’s one of the four 383 V8 ...
10 Cars That Are More Valuable Used Than When They Were New
Most cars lose value as they age. Some models, however, increase in value over time. Check out these cars worth more now than ...