 |
Check out this sharp Chevrolet C/10 1971 Street Truck! It’s a sweet ride with a 355 engine featuring a roller cam tucked neatly under the hood. The two-tone black and red paint job is a real head-turner, sure to make your neighbor’s lawn gnomes jealous. While it flaunts some custom touches, it still retains all that cool original flair. This build is done right, so hop on and take a gander at what makes this truck a true masterpiece!
Cruisin’ The Coast just got a whole lot cooler with the arrival of the freshly restored 1967 Chevrolet Impala SS, finished just in the nick of time—talk about cutting it close! This beauty is no wild hot rod but a classy near-stock restoration that would make any car enthusiast’s heart race faster than a V8 engine. It’s like a time machine that transports you back to the golden age of muscle cars, minus the bell-bottoms. So buckle up and check it out—this Impala is ready to cruise into your heart!
At the SEMA show, Chevy rolled out a lineup that’s as American as apple pie and a Kid Rock anthem. Headlining the display was the COPO Camaro, a beast of a car that roars like a lion on a caffeine kick. The Corvettes were there too, looking sleek enough to make James Bond do a double take. And just when you thought it couldn’t get more rock ‘n’ roll, Kid Rock himself made an appearance, making the cars seem almost like opening acts for his larger-than-life persona. It’s muscle, music, and mayhem in the best way possible.
Rory Carroll, the editor of Autoweek, shares his lifelong obsession with cars, from racing a Lahta Signet in the 24 Hrs of Lemonds to driving the Porsche 918 and La Ferrari at the Circuit of the Americas. He credits his journey in automotive journalism to a chance opportunity with the New York Times and now enjoys a dream job at Autoweek. Rory believes that car enthusiasm is thriving among the younger generation, thanks to social media and accessible resources, and he’s excited about Autoweek’s future.
Meet “LOTACAD,” the 1950 Cadillac E62 Street Rod that’s as mischievous as it is magnificent. Crafted by Griffey’s Hot Rods and Restorations, this low-lying beauty can switch from naughty to nice with a rev of its 6.2-liter engine, boasting over 500 HP—enough to wake the neighbors and maybe the entire block. Inside, Steve Holcomb has worked his magic, creating a custom interior that’s as plush as it is posh. And let’s not forget the chrome—yes, there’s enough to blind passing satellites. This car is definitely worth a look!
