The Super Bee has never been the subtle member of the Dodge family. Since the badge first appeared in 1968, it has represented a particularly direct interpretation of American muscle: a powerful engine, unmistakable graphics and just enough practicality to...
The 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A arrived with the colours, noise and visual drama expected from a golden-era muscle car, but its purpose went beyond straight-line speed. Developed to connect Dodge’s new Challenger with the Sports Car Club of America’s Trans-Am...
The 1970 Alfa Romeo Montreal is one of those cars that feels like it escaped from a design studio before anyone had time to make it sensible. It was glamorous, strange, expensive, fast, and slightly confused about what it wanted...
There was a time when performance was something you heard before you saw. A distant rumble at idle. A rising growl under throttle. The unmistakable cadence of a cross-plane crank echoing through tunnels and down suburban streets. The V-8 wasn’t...
