A junkyard-rescued 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle evolves into a 500-horsepower autocross contender after 25 years of home-built ...

Brian is a published author who has been writing professionally for a decade in politics and entertainment, but found his calling covering the automotive industry. His love of cars started at an early ...

Years ago, both General Motors and Chevrolet loved passenger cars – unlike today, when only crossovers, SUVs, and trucks, along with the lonesome mid-engine C8 Corvette, are on the 'nice' list. Back ...

There’s a major difference between a classic muscle car built to look fast and one genuinely engineered to be driven hard.

This candy red 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle SS has been with the same family since it was driven off the showroom floor. The ...

To most people, the number 138 doesn’t mean much of anything. Maybe it’s your weekly beer allowance or your IQ—which would be a good thing—or perhaps it’s how many pounds your wife has put on since ...

Driving a 1967 Chevelle that was built in a week across the Arizona desert has been a huge adventure. One devoid of sleep, but packed with excitement and memories I'll take with me to the grave. My co ...

I received two letters from readers of our “Cars We Remember” special 48-page auto section on my history of the Chevelle column. I noted that in 1967, the Chevelle SS did not offer the 396/375-horse ...

The Chevy Chevelle is very much a muscle car icon, and with that in mind, modifications and modern upgrades should be applied with a deft touch. This particular 1967 Chevelle is a good example of that ...

As they say, looks can be deceiving. Indeed, between the “rusty” exterior and luggage strapped to the roof, this 1967 Chevelle wagon looks like an old family beater with big wheels, rather than a ...

Project cars seem to take forever to get done, or worse, never get done. Yeah, we’ve all been there and experienced the pain. After all, while you build a car it’s just a big wallet suck and until the ...