Category: Autos

Autos

A 1971 Plymouth ’Cuda Was Found in a Barn Like a Time Capsule From the Muscle Car Era

Finding a covered 1971 Plymouth ‘Cuda underneath some dust is the sort of event that causes dreams. Beyond a classic automobile, a barn find Plymouth ‘Cuda becomes a tangible bridge to the tail end of America’s original muscle car epoch. With its sculpted sheet metal, original factory Mopar underpinnings and factory original mechanical details-all undisturbed-the […]

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The 1983 Corvette Prototype That Survived After GM Planned to Destroy It

America’s most famous sports car has seen a lot of technological advances, speedy dreams, odd manufacturing decisions and cars that never saw the light of day. Throughout more than 70 years of Corvette production, some of the models have broken out of the mold. The latter were designed for competition, some got exceptionally high-quality factory […]

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Inside Elvis Presley’s Garage: 12 Cars That Show His Taste for Style, Speed and Big V8 Power

Globally celebrated as the King of Rock and Roll, many are less aware that Elvis Presley’s love affair with cars and motorcycles was nearly as renowned and eccentric as his singing. Long before he would acquire his opulent Graceland mansion and achieve chart-topping success and Hollywood stardom, the King had begun honing an appetite for […]

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Ten Rare Classics Rediscovered After Decades Hidden in Barns and Garages

The appeal of remarkable barn finds lies in their rich stories of vehicles forgotten in time, only to be rediscovered and celebrated as icons of automotive heritage. Ranging from classic sports cars to legendary race machines, these discoveries remind enthusiasts of the hidden gems history has left behind in dusty garages and abandoned shelters. Each […]

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Inside General Motors’ Experimental W-43 V8 Engine and Its Modern Restoration

Deep in the Detroit automotive industry, during the late 1960s, General Motors engineers studied how far American V8 performance could be taken. Inside Oldsmobile’s experimental programs, engineers designed an ambitious engine  later the project received the intimidating internal nickname of “The Killer.” Centered around a colossal 455-cubic-inch, 7.5-liter V8, the project went beyond only displacing […]

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