If you a walk through a parking lot filled with aisle upon aisle of classic and antique automobiles on a cool summer evening, you’re guaranteed to find dozens of Chevrolet Camaros, Dodge Chargers and/or Ford Mustangs. These vehicles, which symbolize some of the most desired models from the late 1960s and early 70s, are … Continue reading “The best, non-mainstream pony cars to own”
When John DeLorean (yes, the same DeLorean that made the Back to the Future car) dropped a 6.4-L V8 into a Pontiac Tempest in 1964, the chief engineer of General Motors’ performance division unknowingly changed automotive history by giving the world its first production muscle car. The GTO, as it became known as, was … Continue reading “Stock pony cars that don’t deliver pulse-pounding speed”
When you think of the type of vehicles that gearheads dream of stumbling across during a barn find, chances are a 1950s coupe or a 60s big block muscle car come to mind. That’s not to say that there aren’t collectable classics from other decades. In today’s market, though, nothing seems to hold its … Continue reading “New cars that have the potential to become classics”
There was a time when knowing how to drive a stick shift was a requirement if you wanted to get behind the wheel simply because every family had at least one manual transmission. Sure, automatics were around in the 60s, 70s and 80s, but they were typically a dealer option that not everyone splurged … Continue reading “Easiest vehicles for your teen to learn to drive a stick shift”