Will bought the Yenko Nova as a gift to himself on his 50th birthday, but the car soon turned into a rolling disaster. Everything was wrong about it ...

In the late 1960s, Chevrolet dealer Don Yenko of Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, carved his name into muscle car history by ...

Chevy Camaro was Chevrolet's response to the wildly successful Ford Mustang. This Yenko Super Camaro 450 will soon cross the ...

Yenko developed the rare Turbo Z Z28 Camaro, and thanks to a turbo that put out 7 emissions-friendly psi, it was a real ...

While they were based on conventional pony cars, these five models became thoroughbred muscle cars thanks to powerful ...

Yenko Camaros are extremely rare, and they're also extremely valuable, both for their legendary status and the story behind their creation.

The 1970 Chevy Nova Yenko Deuce was powered by the 360-horsepower LT1 Small Block. This four-speed example will soon cross the Mecum Auctions block in Dallas.

If this Yenko is within your paygrade, however, it's worth a look. It stores 1,000 of God's own horsepowers under the hood, which is more than anything this side of a final-iteration Demon.

Don Yenko lived an interesting, diverse and prolific life – albeit a short one. Packed in his 59 years was an excellence and an exuberance for flying airplanes, driving race cars, playing the piano, ...

Flying cars may reach the market over the next several years. But they will not look or operate like the flying cars in the Jetsons.

Inside, a badge with the car’s serial number reminds the front occupants that they’re not riding in a run-of-the-mill Camaro. Yenko emblems appear on the sill plates and on the floor mats, too.

The Yenko/SC starts out as a standard Camaro, and SVE adds everything else for US$69,995. The only catch is you have to supply the donor car, and it must have the 1LE package.