The Chevelle Malibu SS 396 arrived at a turning point in the American muscle car story, when midsize coupes suddenly had the ...

The L78 may be the most iconic version of the Chevy 396-cubic-inch V8 engine, but the similar L37 offered in the Z-16 is notably rarer.

Watching a modern-day muscle car going up against something from “back in the day” is immensely satisfying, especially for people that are genuine car enthusiasts. Such bouts usually end with the ...

Chevy's new mid-size entry, dubbed Chevelle, was an immediate hit when it landed in dealers' showrooms in 1964. While full-size Chevrolets had become bloated, the Chevelle brought back dimensions ...

In the mid-1970's, Andy Rivera was a young man growing up in Baldwin Park, California. He had seen some of the guys in his neighborhood cruising around in Chevy Caprices, Impalas, and Bel Airs, and, ...

The 1965 Chevelle SS with the 350hp L79 engine was one of the all-time greatest legends of the Golden Age of Muscle Cars, weighing just over 3,000 pounds (a bit less than the 2018 Malibu) and spared ...

We talk a lot about g-Machines that hit the road course whenever possible, but not everyone is into taking their cars to the track and pounding on them without mercy. These car enthusiasts enjoy ...

1965 brought something new and exciting to the midsize Chevy Chevelle: the L79 small-block. While the wicked 375-horsepower 396 big-block stole headlines in 1965, only 201 Chevelle Z16s were built, ...