During the fabulous 1960s, American engineers lived by the creed, "There's no replacement for displacement." The myriad of high-performance muscle car big-block V8s developed during that decade were a ...

Though it was completed in 2007, this automotive work of art was inspired by the timeless French specials of the 1930s. Even more intriguing, it received an American V12 produced by GM in the 1960s.

V12 engines aren’t anything new, especially in European exotic supercars. When you hear that a vehicle has a V12 engine, you immediately think of brands like Aston Martin, Lamborghini, Ferrari, and ...

There’s as much drama as there is romance when it comes to twelve cylinders firing in a V formation. Whether that comes down to the sheer grunt of the thing, or the fact that modern-day V12s tend to ...

General Motors is known for its legendary cross-plane V8 engines, but that doesn’t mean that’s the only thing it’s good at. The brand has made some legendary V6 engines over the years, with some of ...

In the modern automotive industry, the V12 has reached its last leg. With tightening emission regulations, what was once considered the status quo for performance and luxury has been phased out by ...

The 1960s were friendlier times for American motorists. The national average gas price between 1960 and 1962 was only $0.31 per gallon, and there were no EPA regulations to ruin the fun. During this ...