Chevrolet dominated the muscle car market in the sixties and the seventies, because they stuck to a magic formula of success: most performance for least amount of money. The 1973 Chevy El Camino was one of their muscle cars that was oblivious to Ford’s success with their lineup of high power vehicles. It was a [...]

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Throughout the sixties, much like Ford, the Chevrolet company has also worked on a select number of muscle cars. The Chevy Bel-Air, of course, has a lot of history about it that spans 3 decades. Throughout the fifties, the sixties and the seventies, The 1962 Chevrolet Bel-Air was the last year that Chevy produced this [...]

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The 1960s was Ford’s prime time to show off their muscle cars, thanks to the soaring popularity of NASCAR in those years. The 1969 Ford Fairlane Cobra 428, for example, was an instant winner on the race track, and became a prompt solution to the thirsty car-buyer market that wanted an affordable racehorse on wheels. [...]

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Did you know that 90% of car starter failures deal with the solenoid going out of order? There’s no worse situation that can mess up your day than you running late to an important meeting, turning your car key in the ignition, only to hear it fluttering and the engine running slow, or ever worse, [...]

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Dodge has suspended the production of their Charger models in 1978… until 2006. The Charger reemerged as a modern, high-speed American muscle car. Adapted by police departments across America, it delivers tremendous horse power to officers. True story: my friend who got to ride one with a cop asked her, “So how nice is the [...]

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