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The Muscle Car Old-School Purists Love And Gen-Z Has Probably Never Googled

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By Jay Ramey Verified
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Muscle car values have recently peaked in value, due to high demand during the pandemic, as those with the money to afford them splurged on the toys they've always coveted. The early pandemic years were just one of the recent highs that we've seen over the past three decades, with the collector car market experiencing a number of highs and lows during that time. That being said, interest in classic muscle cars has certainly not applied to all generations equally.
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Cadillac Built This 550-Pound-Feet Torque Monster Before Anyone Was Ready

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By Jay Ramey Verified
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There's no replacement for displacement, as the old saying goes, but it also requires plenty of purchasing power as well as cheap gasoline. America had both in abundance in the 1960s, which not only produced the golden era of the muscle car but also ushered in a new era of automotive luxury, seeking to redefine what the prior decade had delivered in both performance and comfort.
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The '70s muscle car that slipped through the cracks

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By Jay Ramey Verified
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Jay Ramey At first blush, it's easy to dismiss the entire decade of the 1970s as a muscle car dead zone, with inevitable images of Pintos and small Japanese hatchbacks stuck in bumper-to-bumper, smog-choked traffic somewhere on the West Coast.
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