TALLMADGE, OH. — At a typical Cars and Coffee event, you’re just as likely to see a European supercar as you are vintage American muscle. The whole idea behind the worldwide series of Cars & Coffee cruise-ins is a celebration of all-things automotive. A recent NEO (Northeast Ohio) Cars & Coffee at the Summit Racing retail
Welcome to the Muscle Car Match-Ups Final Four. There were never any wrong answers, but we’re admittedly excited about the excellent match-ups your votes have created, as they represent some of the finest American V8 production engines of all time. Left standing: Chevy. Ford. Mopar. And the powerhouse up to this point—the Buick
The so-called Road to the Final Four is about to get chewed up. You voted some of the most ground-pounding, asphalt-eating American V8 production engines of all time into our Muscle Car Match-Ups round of eight. Chevy, Ford, Mopar, Pontiac, and Buick are all represented. Just about everyone is happy—except maybe the EPA and the noise police. But
The NCAA basketball tournament has been a tradition since 1939. Our annual Muscle Car Match-Up tournament hasn’t been around nearly that long, but we felt it was already time for a change. So, for 2017, we present the OnAllCylinders Muscle Car Match-Ups…Engine Edition! That’s right — we’ve stripped our tournament of the cars but left all the
And, we’re back. Spring is in the air, and other than drive around with the windows down, filling out tournament brackets is at the top of our I Want To Do That lists. So that’s what we’re doing, and you’re invited to join us. What college basketball has ingrained in our culture, we’ve brought
There are a million things to see at America’s premier indoor car show, and we did our best to see them all at the 2016 edition of the Detroit Autorama. We tried to point the camera at everything with wheels. Here are the trucks we encountered while doing so: [portfolio_slideshow id=51636]
There isn’t just one good reason to visit the Detroit Autorama—the premier indoor car show in the United States. Many attendees eagerly await announcement of the presitgeous Ridler Award winner, and ooh and ahh over all of the Great 8 finalists. Maybe others prefer the classics, or the killer choppers, or the tricked-out, beefed-up trucks on
The question was asked: If you could have any car ever made for Christmas, what would it be? Why? A bunch of you answered, and here are several of those: Brian E. “Just one? It would have to be a 1969 Camaro Z28 with the DZ302 and a Muncie 4 speed. Hugger orange with white stripes. Why?
In 1964, General Motor’s performance division gave birth to the Pontiac GTO, the vehicle most automotive enthusiasts credit as the first true muscle car. The GTO earned the nickname “the Goat” from a bunch of smarties who may or may not have meant it as the capitalized acronym sports enthusiasts use to mean “Greatest Of All
Our cameras were busy at this past weekend’s Summit Racing Equipment Atlanta Motorama at Atlanta Motor Speedway, capturing the sights and sounds of the two-day event. We mined our photo collection for some classic muscle cars we spotted at the show. We found these to share with you. And we hope you like them as
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