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In a quest to capture next-gen buyers, this ’68 Olds Cutlass 442 was built by the factory to set a “mod” trend for muscle ...

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The 1966 Oldsmobile 442 got another mild redesign, with flying buttress C-pillars. This rare 442 W-30 will cross the Mecum Auctions block Saturday, November 1st.

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Next time you want to win a bet with that guy who always claims to be an expert on muscle cars, ask him to name a handful of intermediate-sized GM muscle cars from the mid-'70s. Even the most boastful ...

The old-timer in question has a silver look and huge wheels that measure 30 inches, and it is quite a sight. But do you like ...

There's no kind way to say it, but the Chevy Citation — built on the X-car platform — ranks as one of the worst cars ever made. Despite its flaws, the Chevy Citation spawned several GM X-car clones ...