Legendary muscle cars were among the first cars from the 1960s to gain significant value on the collector's market. In the early '90s, well-to-do fans started paying high sums for cars from their youth and looking for rare,

The ‘60s marked the beginning of the muscle car’s Golden Era — a time when seemingly every American carmaker churned out one highly desirable vehicles. As good as the regular mass-produced muscle cars were,

Muscle car history is full of legends, but not every great machine got its moment in the spotlight. While everyone talks about the GTOs and Chevelles, some seriously underrated contenders were out there laying down rubber and holding their own.

Even though American automaker General Motors has largely abandoned producing muscle cars, the company’s history is stacked with them. As the parent company for carmakers such as Chevrolet, Buick, and GMC,

American muscle cars have always been a symbol of power, speed, and style, leaving a lasting impression on automotive enthusiasts. These vehicles have shaped the car culture, representing bold engineering and thrilling performance.