Muscle Cars

Once upon a time, the fastest muscle cars only had to be quick in a straight line. These days, almost every member of the muscle car family can do a decent job in the turns.

Sales of muscle cars have increased by more than 35 percent over the past nine years, according to Experian Automotive.

American muscle cars of the 1960s and '70s have staged a comeback from 2009. The question is whether the rally can continue.

Check out the growing list of cars powered by electricity! A few years ago, you could count the number of available plug-in cars on one hand, with a couple fingers left over. Today, there are more than 20 models offered from more than a dozen different brands - in a range of sizes, styles, price points and powertrains to suit a wide range of consumers.

Detroit's modern performance cars could run rings around the classics.

Some desire the comfort and class of the high-end luxury cars. Others want the style and flash of the most exotic brands.

With huge improvements in power and engineering combined with cheap gas, there's never been a better time to be a muscle car fan.

Muscle-car prices are rising, but there's still some affordable metal out there. But act fast, as these bargains might not last.

They rumbled and roared until gas prices began their relentless rise.

Muscle car is an American term used to refer to a variety of high-performance automobiles.