It’s no secret that modern automatic transmissions have become wildly intelligent and capable of squeezing precious tenths from 0 to 60 mph times, leaving manual transmission customers feeling a bit cheated.

Have you heard of the GM Futurliner? I can’t blame you if you haven’t. General Motors produced 12 of these between the late thirties and until the mid forties, and only nine of them are known to still exist.

In this photo from a 1971 Life Magazine issue, the Apollo 15 astronauts – from left Jim Irwin, Al Worden and Dave Scott – pose on the launch pad with their custom painted Corvettes.

Nothing is worse than talking big game and not being able to back it up. Sadly, that’s been the humiliation many Corvette Z06 owners have had to face when they’ve had to think-twice about unleashing their massive horsepower.

Heads up, everything you’re about to read could be a pile of poo poo, but if true, it could be seriously good news for fans of the American Chevy SS and the Australian Holden Commodore.

A strong and mysterious shake or vibration seems to plague 2014 – 2016 Chevy and GMC half-ton pickup trucks.

How would you feel if your beloved Chevy Camaro was in reality part Ford Mustang? Would it make it less special? Well, if it were the year 2018, that could very well be true…