Though it didn't have the look of later muscle cars, it had the main two ingredients you need: a lighter body than a full-size car and a huge engine. Oldsmobile went on to be one of the favorite ...

The Oldsmobile Rocket 455 V8 engine met the same exact fate as the Pontiac 455, leaving the marketplace by the end of 1976. When efficiency became a top priority, these massive 455 V8 engines just ...

This Oldsmobile was a full-size car and could be described as one of the better looking muscle cars of it today. The problem lies with the fact that GM didn’t build it like a full-size car.

One in particular, the Aurora, had been around for a decade - a full-size FWD sedan built on the G platform, but cheaper even than mid-size European rivals like the BMW 5 Series and Mercedes-Benz ...

When it comes to full-size cars from the 1960s, we often think about the Chevrolet Impala, the Cadillac Eldorado, Ford Galaxie, and Lincoln Continental. There's also a variety of Chrysler models ...

The second-generation Custom Cruiser was introduced in 1977 and was based on a significantly revised version of GM's venerable full-size, rear-drive B platform.