One mystery muscle car. One helmet cam. One closed, dirt Colorado canyon road. This is American hillclimbing.

I'm worried about Australia. They continued on with gloriously huge V8-driven, rear-wheel-drive sedans and utes long after the Americans gave up the ghost. Occasionally, they would make their way over here, but never for long. It left the rest of us longing for tire-smoking Aussie cars we would never get.

Welcome to Sunday Matinee, where we highlight classic car reviews or other longer videos I find on YouTube. Kick back and enjoy this blast from the past.

Here we see why it's always better to race big, V8 muscle cars: it's more fun.

On a recent sunny day in Australia, a group of people got it into their heads that they should attempt to shatter the current world record for cars doing burnouts at the same time. This is because Australia is perhaps the last place on Earth where this kind of behavior is acceptable, and even encouraged. (We know it…

A 1967 Camaro? Gee, never seen one of those before. And yet, this pro-touring '68, a bro-mage to the old TransAm racecars of the late '60s, captures the purity of the '68's pony-car design, while adding modern updates like mega-wide rubber and a 600-hp LS7.

Ford's Boss Mustang is arguably one of the greatest American muscle cars ever built. That's why Bodie Stroud wanted to build one. But Stroud also likes to improve upon the original designs of the classic cars he restores — engineer out the corporate cost engineering, if you will.

Just when you thought reality TV couldn't get any dumber, SPEED decided that it would be a good idea to cast a younger, thinner version of Larry the Cable Guy to host a drag racing show.

The quality of this video may not be what you're used to from Matt Farah lately, but che dio what cars! Valencia, Calif.-based AE Performance has a trove of hot rides on deck, including a supercharged Ford GT, a 1970 Boss 302 Ford Mustang, a late '60s Chevrolet Impala SS, a Ferrari 360 Stradale; the list goes on for …

It's official. Bank of America is a big, evil corporation.