Ever since American automakers pivoted to Australia in the 1960s, muscle car mania has lived on and reverberated Down Under too. It was an exciting period impossible to forget â and it's ...

The '60s marked the emergence of muscle cars not only in America but also in the Land Down Under: Australia. Spawned from the racetracks, these high-performance models eventually became highly ...

Ford started making cars in Australia in 1925, and General Motors Australia was created in 1926. The consensus is America's golden age of muscle cars started around the mid-1960s and lasted ...

Though never as famous as the mighty American 426-ci V8, the Australian Hemi was one of the most impressive straight-six ...

Comfortable, reliable and efficient, the Magna was an Aussie mainstay – even if it lacked the muscle car and motorsport appeal of rival sedans. The quintessential people mover brought sliding ...

Either way, the Mustang GT Convertible made one thing clear. This is a car that turns heads. This is a car that has kept true to its identity. The Ford Mustang still has it. Despite the modern ...

Bathurst was originally a 500-mile race for production cars, a formula that led to the creation of unique Australian muscle cars such as the Ford Falcon GTHO, the Holden Monaro GTS, and the ...

Firstly, this appears to be a modified Holden Maloo — one of the legendary Aussie muscle cars. A two-door sport ute, it’s basically a V8, 500 horsepower muscle car with a truck bed.