The muscle car era produced some of the most iconic and powerful vehicles, but not all of them were flashy or widely ...

These five rides might look average, but under their hoods, Chevy installed potent V8s that made the incredible factory-built sleepers ...

Muscle cars are an American symbol of power and engineering. These heavy beasts also happen to make the best sleeper cars. We have 5 reasons to fear the muscle! Did you know that the Ford Mustang ...

Not every muscle car wore its horsepower on its sleeve. While stripes, scoops, and badges sold plenty of cars in the ’60s and ...

If you want a sleeper wagon, but prefer American muscle, Dodge has you covered. MotorTrend points out that the Magnum SRT-8, a large and luxurious station wagon muscle car, is based on the same ...

Practicality and Daily Usability: Most sleepers double as normal daily drivers. They’ve got usable back seats, reasonable cargo space, and the sort of ride quality you can live with day to day. That ...

Introduced for the 1964 model year, the GTO is arguably the most desirable Pontiac of the 1960s. Often described as the vehicle that kickstarted the muscle car wars, the GTO was initially based on ...

Whether you're looking for a classic pony car or a sleeper sedan with serious power, there are plenty of pre-owned muscle cars that offer incredible value.

A sleeper car is a master of understatement in the automotive world. It's a car that offers considerable performance yet is bereft of indecent bodywork, garish paint, oversized aerodynamic elements, ...

These days, Buick doesn't look anything like its past self. Its current lineup solely consists of four SUVs. However, a few years ago, Buick offered what could very well be its last performance model.

Muscle cars are an American symbol of power and engineering. These heavy beasts also happen to make the best sleeper cars. We have 5 reasons to fear the muscle!