The 426ci Hemi engine made all Mopars equipped with it the fastest muscle cars of the classic era, but in 1969 the Plymouth Road Runner was just a little bit faster. A couple of tenths of a second ...

but this car was designed for going fast and didn't need as big of an engine to do it. Plus, the car was much lighter than many muscle cars of the 1960s, weighing in at a scant 2,299 pounds.

The 1970 Plymouth Road Runner Hemi has all the earmarks of a classic American muscle car. It was big, reasonably fast, and it certainly looked the part. Tucked inside was one of the best engines ...

Here's the forgotten hero of the 00s, a real muscle car that made insane power levels long before the Hellcat took the world by storm. It's the underappreciated S-197 Mustang turned up to eleven - the ...

This Cadillac sedan boasts a muscular look, huge top speeds, a raucous V-8 under the hood, and the comfort and practicality ...