#ChevroletSs

We all have vehicles we dream of buying.

With emissions restrictions tightening and safety watchdog groups demanding more each year, it’s inevitable that some cars will have to be killed off to make way for newer, more up-to-date models.

Just because they’re easy to live with doesn’t mean all four-door cars should be relegated to family duty.

Which large sedan do YOU prefer, the new Genesis G80 or Chevrolet’s lovable SS? Vote in our latest poll!

It’s a bit of a guessing game as to which cars will be collectible in the future, though there are certainly factors that let us take a guess. 

Which large sedan would you rather own, the Chevrolet SS or BMW 550i? They both feature powerful V8 engines, spacious back seats and entertaining dynamics, but beyond all of this they’re as different as chalk and cheese.

The BMW 3 Series is an automotive legend. In human terms, it’s akin to a mashup of Muhammad Ali and Dr. Stephen Hawking; it punches like a prizefighter that’s also the smartest kid in class.

If you listen to music on vinyl, wear horn-rimmed glasses, have a thing for fancy hats or even know what vacuum tubes are, you might be a retro enthusiast.

Enthusiasts may lament cars like the Nissan Altima or Honda Accord, but there’s a reason why these models are so popular. Family sedans of this ilk are about as servile as automobiles come, unflinchingly loyal and always up for a menial trip or routine errand.

It’s no secret that the Chevrolet SS won’t be produced once Holden shutters domestic production in 2017, but will it have a successor?

Somehow, Nissan manages to continue improving its venerable GT-R sports car.

The Chevrolet SS is now available with a six-speed manual transmission.

Chevy has previewed a quintet of modified vehicles heading to this year’s SEMA Show.

The recalls from General Motors continue to roll in.

Rumored since the Chevrolet SS debuted, two much needed features will be heading to the sports sedan’s equipment list for 2015.