Carroll Shelby’s only ground-up creation featured a carbon-fiber body and an Oldsmobile Aurora V8. Inside the story of the ...
In 1967, a Corvette buyer flipping through the order guide would’ve found two versions of Chevy’s 427 big-block V8 that ...
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Oldsmobile's 1,000-HP streamliner was believed destroyed until its parts turned up in Arizona
Learn about the underrated game-changer of the automotive industry that set record after record, and was thought to be ...
Carroll Shelby built the Series 1 around the Oldsmobile Aurora's 4.0L V8, but GM's ECU lockout limited how far his engineers could tune it.
The 1975 Hurst/Olds was the first iteration of the iconic mid-size car equipped with a T-top roof. Fewer than 2,600 units ...
Owning a classic muscle car for 35 years is impressive enough, but keeping it on the road after rescuing it as a non-running project makes the story even better. That’s exactly what happened with this ...
Oldsmobile 442. This glossy black W-30 coupe will soon cross the Mecum Auctions block at itsDallas-Fort Worth event.
Two of the last hurrahs of the muscle car era, the '70 Buick GSX and '71 Ford Mustang Cobra Jet both packed power and good looks. Which comes out on top?
BMW's S65 V8 screams to 8,400 rpm with 414 hp—here's why nothing wearing the M badge has revved like it since 2013.
A 1965 Oldsmobile 442 Holiday Coupe with a 400 V8 and four-speed, owned by the same enthusiast for 35 years, live on Bring a ...
Founded in St. Louis in 1949 and on the grid at the 1953 Indianapolis 500, the heritage lubricant maker gets a new ...
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