For Chevrolet, and most of its American muscle car manufacturing rivals ... During that golden era of muscle back in the 60s and early 70s, Detroit went wild with huge displacement engines ...

but Chevrolet seemingly didn't get the memo. New emissions mandates and consumers' desire for more efficient vehicles had all the classic muscle cars detuned into parodies of their former badass ...

In the ’70s, some motorists got stars in their ... the manufacturer's suggested retail price for each. Chevy rocked the muscle car world with the release of the 1970 Chevelle SS.

You can't have any serious discussion of muscle car history without bringing up the Chevy Camaro ... block which was only available (during the '70s at any rate) in 1971. The E-Body platform ...

It's common to find them for sale for well under $10,000, even the more desirable '70s and '80s models. Not every Chevy muscle car was a two-ton behemoth with a big block V8 and a multi-decade ...

It's all too easy to overlook Chevy performance cars built in the mid-'70s. Sandwiched between the real-deal muscle machines of the first go-around (1957-'72) and the credible second-wind of the ...

General Motors renewed its trademark on the Chevelle nameplate in 2013, suggesting a reboot of the classic Chevrolet muscle car was ... latest offering the 70/SS. The car starts its life as ...

The year of 1969 is a milestone in big-block production cars. Included in the muscle wars is the '69 Chevelles. That year not only brought the birth of the ZL1 and COPO Camaros, but the Chevy's ...

However, it's built for use in Chevy muscle cars, which is where Chevy ... Notably, GM used the engine in several non-Chevy cars through the '70s and '80s, albeit in a less powerful variant ...

The '60s and '70s ... Chevy small-block V8 rated at 160 hp (net). Despite that engine and the addition of unique side decals, the 1978 442 was an embarrassing rendition of a muscle car icon ...