A manual, V8-powered 1SS with Magnetic Ride, a dual-mode exhaust, and a cam upgrade, a sharp and characterful modern muscle ...

Chevrolet unveiled the Camaro to journalists on September 12, 1966. Six generations later, America’s great pony-car rivalry ...

Plenty of rare first-generation Chevrolet Camaros have crossed auction blocks over the years, but this one takes rarity to ...

An American icon will return with an optional V-8 sending loads of horsepower to the rear wheels for tire-smoking shenanigans.

His truck started out in life as a long-bed Chevy C10, but Scott chopped the hell out of it, once in the middle and once more ...

It does make things a little easier if you have a sports car that won't break down on you all the time.

This 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 is a documented example of the definitive first-generation Camaro, the homologation-special Z/28 built to go road racing in the Trans-Am series. Finished in red with ...

These vehicles broke pop culture boundaries in films that had absolutely nothing to do with cars.

On Wednesday, August 26, an officer patrolling South Broadway in Portland, Tennessee watched two cars line up and take off ...

Some drivers who want protection from hail damage for cars are turning to inflatable cocoons — gigantic shells of heavy-duty ...

Let's remember the time Dolly Parton sponsored Tyler Reddick's No. 2 Chevrolet at Bristol, creating an all-time iconic NASCAR ...

Moffat (#34 Chevrolet Camaro) and Hazelwood (#1 Ford Mustang) collided on the final lap of the race after an intense ...