Born from Harley Earl’s final flourish, the ’63 Riviera became Detroit’s classiest coupe. This red-and-white survivor embodies the car that started it all ...

Models like this offered buyers a stylish coupe with a leather interior and a hot engine. In essence, they were the modern-day personal luxury coupes. Meanwhile, American automakers lagged just a bit ...

Buick was another brand that you may not have expected to be involved in the great, classic American muscle car shootout. One of the brand's more famous muscle-bound models was the GS Stage 1, a ...