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America’s iconic pony car rivalry hits a new high with the 2018 Ford Mustang, unveiled at the 2017 Chicago Auto Show. Sporting a sharper look and a tech-savvy interior with a massive LCD display, this Mustang is all about style and substance. While the V-6 rides off into the sunset, a turbocharged 2.3L inline-4 takes its place, promising better fuel economy. The Mustang GT keeps its roaring 5.0-liter V-8 heart, ensuring that some things never change. Whether coupe or convertible, this Mustang keeps cruising in style!

This 1969 Chevrolet Camaro SS L78 396 with a 4-speed was brought basically straight out of the barn and to the show. The rare combination of options and colors makes this one of the highlights […]

In the ultimate clash of titans from distinct eras, the 1965 Dodge Coronet 500 with its roaring 383 V8 engine squares off against the nimble 1995 BMW M3, boasting a sleek 3.0L straight-six. Imagine the Coronet as the heavyweight boxer with a penchant for raw power, while the M3 dances around like a nimble ballet dancer with a need for speed. It’s muscle versus finesse, a battle where tire smoke meets precision engineering. So, which would you pick to rev up your adrenaline, the beast or the ballerina?

Cruising through the annals of American automotive history, the 1971 Chevrolet Chevelle with its beastly 454CUI 7.4l Big Block engine is the muscle car equivalent of a heavyweight champion. This fiery beast is all about raw power and nostalgia, blending the charm of classic design with the roar of a thunderous V8. It’s the kind of car that makes you want to don aviator sunglasses and blast classic rock as you leave tire marks on every road you conquer. In short, it’s a four-wheeled time machine to a groovier, louder era!

Dodge is about to conjure a powerful Demon and wants it to help bolster sales and enhance its reputation as a badass automaker. “That’s one hell of a car,” Pete Toundas, president of Championship Auto Shows, said […]

The 1954 Chevrolet 3800 panel van is like the post-war Chevy with a little facelift—gone is the split windshield, say hello to the sleek curved glass! It’s got a “bull nose” grill that’s not just for show, and those rear lights are now square, just to keep you on your toes. Under the hood, you’ve got a 235 cu in straight-six engine, and if shifting gears makes you feel like James Bond, there’s a three-speed on the column or a four-speed on the floor. Or go automatic with the Hydramatic, because why not?

Step into the time machine and zoom back to 1974 with the iconic Dodge Charger, boasting a beastly 440 CI V8 engine that probably guzzles fuel like a thirsty marathon runner at a water station. This classic beauty, with its 3-speed automatic transmission, is captured in a series of images courtesy of the car aficionados at Gateway Classic Cars. It’s so sleek, even James Bond might consider trading in his Aston Martin. Don’t miss out on these vintage shots; they’re more fun than a disco dance-off!

The Aston Martin DB11 struts its stuff with the swagger of a British spy in a tuxedo, but beneath that suave exterior lies a V12 that’s been reimagined more dramatically than a soap opera twist. Is it still the poster child for luxury and speed, or has it swapped its shaken-not-stirred ethos for a turbocharged midlife crisis? This beast boasts more brains under the hood than a library, yet keeps the charm of a dashing rogue. Prepare for a ride that’s part James Bond, part mad scientist—always Aston Martin.

In the world of classic muscle cars, the Mercury Comet 1965 B/FX is a true superstar. With the grace of a heavyweight boxer and the speed of a caffeinated cheetah, this car was born to dominate the drag racing scene. Just imagine the roar of its engine as it hurtles down the strip, leaving a trail of awe-struck spectators and envious competitors in its wake. Dive into this nostalgic journey through American drag racing history, where the Comet was not just a car, but a legend on wheels.


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