While the Pontiac GTO is undoubtedly on the most famous muscle cars of all time, not everyone is as familiar with the Pontiac GT-37. Sold during the 1970 and 1971 model years, the Pontiac GT-37 was ...

In 1969, Dodge didn’t need a new pony car to prove its point. It had the Dart GTS, a compact body with a big-block heart, strutting through cruise nights like a street-corner prizefighter. The Mustang ...

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Dodge built the original Dart between 1960 and 1976. Still, high-end versions of the moniker were only around for a brief while, in the late sixties and early seventies, with nameplates such as the GT ...

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. For 2014, the Dodge Dart has simplified things significantly. Good idea. When it was introduced for the 2013 model year, Dart was ...

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The Dodge Dart GTS 383 was the kind of muscle car that made its own maker nervous, a compact body wrapped around big-block power that felt closer to a factory hot rod than a sensible showroom model.

Welp, contrary to my flippant remarks, there really are more than just a few running Darts left in the wild, and as it turns out, quite a few of their owners read The Drive. And in defiance of all ...

Stellantis has released its full-year 2025 sales results for the States, and while the board is preoccupied with justifying a 3 percent drop from 2024, there are far more curious footnotes buried in ...