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Now that Pontiac is officially gone, one way of keeping the heritage alive is to salvage whatever parts you can find. We don’t know if that’s what the owner of this 1979 Chevrolet Malibu thought, but, nevertheless, he did swap the original engine with a modern 5.7-liter LS1 V8, sourced from a wrecked GTO, while keeping the styling of the car pretty much stock. Read more »
- 1979 Honda Accord Cvcc Is A An Ebay Time Traveler
Care for an all-original 1979 Honda Accord hatchback with just 34,000 miles on the odometer? If so, there's one for sale on eBay right now. Read more »...
- 1971 Plymouth Vipercuda Packs A Venomous V10 Punch Under Its Hood
One of the great things about classic American pony and muscles cars is their simplicity, which pretty much allows you do anything your mind sets out to do, with the only restrictions usually being the amount of time and cash you are willing to spend....
- Gm Details 2013 Malibu's New 2.5-liter Ecotec, Says It Will Deliver More Than 30mpg Highway
As time goes by, General Motors is slowly releasing more information on its upcoming 2013 Chevrolet Malibu that's destined to go on sale in nearly 100 countries on six continents, with the U.S. market launch planned for spring of 2012. Today, the...
- Ferrari 308 Gtsi Owner Swaps Maranello's V8 For Pontiac Fierro's V6! [with Video]
We never cease to be amazed by the things some people do to their cars. But while we may turn a blind eye to creations such this Acura/Honda NSX turned into a Ferrari 360-lookalike or this Mazda RX-7-powered BMW E30, there's something fundamentally...
- Malibu Profits
Chevrolet's previous-generation Malibu sold for $17,215 in 2007. That was a base four-cylinder model before incentives. Chevrolet's brand-new Malibu bases $5 below $20K. Bob Lutz says the new model will generate $5,000 more profit per car than...
Cars
eBay Sleeper: 1979 Chevrolet Malibu with Pontiac GTO 5.7-liter LS1 V8
Now that Pontiac is officially gone, one way of keeping the heritage alive is to salvage whatever parts you can find. We don’t know if that’s what the owner of this 1979 Chevrolet Malibu thought, but, nevertheless, he did swap the original engine with a modern 5.7-liter LS1 V8, sourced from a wrecked GTO, while keeping the styling of the car pretty much stock. Read more »
- 1979 Honda Accord Cvcc Is A An Ebay Time Traveler
Care for an all-original 1979 Honda Accord hatchback with just 34,000 miles on the odometer? If so, there's one for sale on eBay right now. Read more »...
- 1971 Plymouth Vipercuda Packs A Venomous V10 Punch Under Its Hood
One of the great things about classic American pony and muscles cars is their simplicity, which pretty much allows you do anything your mind sets out to do, with the only restrictions usually being the amount of time and cash you are willing to spend....
- Gm Details 2013 Malibu's New 2.5-liter Ecotec, Says It Will Deliver More Than 30mpg Highway
As time goes by, General Motors is slowly releasing more information on its upcoming 2013 Chevrolet Malibu that's destined to go on sale in nearly 100 countries on six continents, with the U.S. market launch planned for spring of 2012. Today, the...
- Ferrari 308 Gtsi Owner Swaps Maranello's V8 For Pontiac Fierro's V6! [with Video]
We never cease to be amazed by the things some people do to their cars. But while we may turn a blind eye to creations such this Acura/Honda NSX turned into a Ferrari 360-lookalike or this Mazda RX-7-powered BMW E30, there's something fundamentally...
- Malibu Profits
Chevrolet's previous-generation Malibu sold for $17,215 in 2007. That was a base four-cylinder model before incentives. Chevrolet's brand-new Malibu bases $5 below $20K. Bob Lutz says the new model will generate $5,000 more profit per car than...