During the 1980s there was a big revival of the American performance car and one of the cars that led the movement was the 1983-1988 Monte Carlo SS. It was a rear-wheel drive 2-door performance car with a powerful for
During the 1980s there was a big revival of the American performance car and one of the cars that led the movement was the 1983-1988 Monte Carlo SS. It was a rear-wheel drive 2-door performance car with a powerful for
Pontiac may be long gone, but it most certainly produced many extraordinary cars during its long lifespan. One of its most legendary cars was the Trans Am which started off in 1969 as a limited production performance car with Pontiac
The 1970s decade for automobiles was one of the most interesting and radical in terms of change than any other decade before it. Fuel efficiency and lower emissions became new buzzwords for 1970s cars however automotive styling was emphasized more
The Cadillac Eldorado by the time the 1970s rolled in, had really grown in popularity. It started off life in the 1950s as a very low production high-end luxury car but starting with the introduction of the ultra modern 1967
The second generation Chevrolet Camaro made it’s debut for the 1970 model year. That year the Camaro Z28 was Chevrolet’s premier Camaro performance model having a higher base price than even the 1970 Camaro SS. The Camaro Z28 continued to
Ford’s SN-95 Mustang made its debut for the 1994 model year and lasted through the 2004 model year. The SN-95 was a new updated version of the Fox body platform 1979-1993 Mustang. Ford improved the platform and all aspects of
After World War II, General Motors (GM) had 5 car divisions. GM did a fantastic job of giving each of these divisions their own distinctive exterior styling, interiors, engines, and character. This business model worked well with each of these
The 1977-1978 Dodge Monaco was a rear-wheel drive mid-size budget oriented family car that had body styling and a platform that Dodge first released as the 1971 Dodge Coronet. Starting in 1977, Dodge replaced the Coronet with the Monaco thereby
Chevrolet with the debut of its 1953 Corvette, introduced America to the 2-seat sports car. Chevrolet had big plans for the Corvette which at the time was powered by Chevrolet’s Blue Flame straight-six cylinder engine. By its third model year,
Oldsmobile which was a former car division of GM produced its share of legendary cars for a little over a century. It begin as a small car company in 1897 and soon grew to one of the most formidable automobile