AMC tended to keep things simple with its range of V8 muscle car engines, only offering differing sizes built on the same block throughout its relatively short history. It preferred to develop ...

Explore the Golden Age of muscle cars with big-block V-8s like the Chevy 454 LS6 (450 hp) and Chrysler 426 Hemi, sparked by the 1964 Pontiac GTO.

Developed for Trans-Am homologation purposes, the Challenger T/A and AAR 'Cuda didn't come with HEMI or 440 big-block V8s but ... one of the most powerful muscle car engines still available ...

A big horsepower number is a great selling point ... That's the most number of ponies ever squeezed out an N/A muscle car engine, but its 412 pound-feet of torque falls short of the record.

Muscle cars are big business in the land of boomerangs, Chris Hemsworth and kangaroos. The Aussies also have a bit of a thing for large capacity, big-horsepower engines, and though they might not ...

Unfortunately, the Tempest engine never made it into muscle cars of the mid-to-late 1960s. A new V8 landed in 1963, but this one didn't increase the engine's size. The 326 looked much like the 389 ...

What makes a muscle car a muscle car ... we could easily believe there was a big-cube V-8 engine under the hood rather than a storage bin. Stand behind an idling V-8 Ford Mustang and an ...

HotCars decided to look into the biggest displacement engine that has ever featured in a production Plymouth muscle car. The displacement is the same but there are many differences between the 6.4 ...