Bruno started at Top Speed in 2022 and now serves as Senior Editor for ICE while also training writers across CarBuzz, HotCars, and TopSpeed. A car and motorcycle enthusiast, he enjoys writing about ...
1969 witnessed several big changes for the Chevelle SS, including the return to the main Chevelle series. Chevrolet had a brilliant idea in 1966 when it decided to turn the SS 396 into a stand-alone ...
As far as classic street muscle cars are concerned, the second-generation Chevy Chevelle Super Sport eagerly qualifies as one of the big General Motors icons of the era. But how about today? Any of ...
Theo has dedicated his life to cars. He has studied the only Automotive Journalism course in the world located at Coventry University and describes this passion as a clinical obsession. Give Theo four ...
The Chevelle may have only lasted three generations, from 1964 through 1978, but it left its mark on the hot-rodding world, and was once touted as "America's most popular midsize car". Of the three ...
There’s something special about listening to a classic V8 muscle car screaming down the drag strip, and that’s exactly what we’re getting with this racing video between a 1969 Chevy Chevelle SS and ...
Comedian Gabriel Iglesias—a.k.a. Fluffy—went to a Las Vegas Barrett-Jackson auction hoping to sell cars, but ended up buying this 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle SS396 and sending it straight to Jay Leno's ...
The Chevy Chevelle bowed in August of 1963 for the 1964 model year. It was built on General Motors' A-body platform, and intended to be direct competition for the Ford Fairlane. The Chevelle name has ...
When Bruce Springsteen sang "I got a sixty-nine Chevy with a three-ninety-six, fuelie heads and a Hurst on the floor" in his 1978 song "Racing in the Street" he didn't actually have a car like that. A ...
It is the ultimate New Jersey beach cruiser. A 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle SS convertible once-owned by Bruce Springsteen has been auctioned for much more than the car is typically worth. The Le Mans blue ...
Two wheels or four? It's a question many automotive aficionados ask themselves. If a form of transportation is gasoline powered, has the ability to seriously injure, and goes so fast that your eyes ...
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