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Trivia #03-Henry and Clem Studebaker

by Ross Mills

In 1852, the Studebaker brothers, Henry and Clem, opened the doors—quite literally—to the “Studebaker Wagon Works” in Indiana. Little did they know, their humble wagon venture would roll its way to global fame. Meanwhile, over in the land of bicycles, the Duryea brothers were busy swapping pedals for engines, becoming the first to sell cars in the USA. Fast forward to 1939, and General Motors shifted gears by introducing the fully automatic transmission, ensuring drivers everywhere could finally sip coffee while cruising.

Classic red Chevrolet car parked with vintage Jeep and American flags.

See the USA in a Chevrolet

by Ross Mills

“See the USA in a Chevrolet” takes you on a nostalgic road trip through Americana, where the open road meets classic car charm. Picture this: a time when gas was cheap, hairstyles were big, and the only GPS you needed was a trusty map. This piece humorously celebrates the golden era of car travel, where every journey was an adventure waiting to happen. Whether you were cruising down Route 66 or taking a detour to the world’s largest ball of twine, Chevrolet was the chariot of choice for explorers with a penchant for the open road and a love for the unexpected.

Red Ford Mustang driving on a winding road.

Ford Sells 105,932 Mustangs in 2016 – Beats the Camaro and the Challenger

by Kiril

In 2016, Ford’s Mustang galloped ahead with 105,932 units sold, leaving its pony car pals, the Camaro and the Challenger, eating dust. While Ford flexes its horses, it’s not just about raw power—it’s a delightful cocktail of nostalgia and muscle, sparking joy from gearheads to grandmas. Meanwhile, Dodge is revving up the rear-wheel drive game, so if you’re torn between nostalgia and torque, the year’s sales suggest your heart might just Mustang on.

Breakdown of the 25 Best Muscle Cars to Own (Part 4b – General Motors – Chevrolet)

by Ross Mills

In the spotlight of Chevrolet’s muscle car legacy are the iconic Bel-Air, Camaro, Chevelle, Corvair, Corvette, and Nova. The ’57 Bel-Air is a collector’s dream, while the Camaro battles the Mustang in a stylish showdown. The Chevelle flaunts NASCAR cred, and the Corvair offers quirky fun with a rear-mounted engine. The Corvette, a showstopper since ’54, dazzles with horsepower, while the Nova proves you don’t need a big engine to blow away the competition. A muscle car for every mood, Chevy’s got you covered!

Breakdown of the 25 Best Muscle Cars to Own (Part 2 – Chrysler)

by Ross Mills

Chrysler’s muscle car lineup is like a buffet of horsepower and style, with the sleek 300L kicking things off in 1965. The Dodge Charger, a true icon, doubles as a practical muscle car with its fold-down back seat perfect for impromptu camping trips. The Challenger, Dodge’s lavish sibling, offers nearly every power combo in the Chrysler arsenal, making it a muscle car lover’s dream. Meanwhile, the Plymouth Barracuda, predating the Mustang, races ahead with its unique fastback design.

Breakdown of the 25 Best Muscle Cars to Own (Part 3 – Ford)

by Ross Mills

In this muscle car bonanza, Ford takes the spotlight with some iconic rides. From the customizable Model A, perfect for those with a flair for creativity, to the legendary Mustang, which galloped into hearts in the ’60s, Ford has a rich history. The Falcon may have flown under the radar, but it held its own with budget-conscious buyers. Meanwhile, the Mercury Cougar roared with style, and the Thunderbird soared as a luxury icon. Whether you’re a gearhead or just love a smooth ride, Ford’s lineup delivers!

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