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Greg Zyla's coverage mainly revolves around automotive topics, including classic cars, car history, car collecting, automotive design, and car manufacturers. His articles often feature press releases and private sector announcements.
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By: Greg Zyla
Q: Greg, I remember when you wrote about your Top 10 Muscle Cars of all time. You started your list with a feature on the 1962 Dodge and Plymouth 413s, which I enjoyed very much. I wasn't aware there were two different 413s available that year, with different compression ratios. Can you expand on these two versions and tell us again why you picked these Mopars as the top 1962 offerings?
Q: Greg, everyone talks about the muscle cars of the 1960s, but I'm curious about the decade before.
Q: Greg, everyone talks about the muscle cars of the 1960s, but I'm curious about the decade before. In your opinion, which cars from the 1950s were most important in paving the way for the muscle car era? What vehicles really helped launch the performance boom that exploded in the 1960s? David M., Elmira, New York
Q: Greg, everyone talks about the muscle cars of the 1960s, but I'm curious about the decade before.
Q: Greg, I've always been fascinated by the early compact cars and subcompacts that appeared before the fuel crunch years.
Q: Greg, I've always been fascinated by the early compact cars and subcompacts that appeared before the fuel crunch years.
By: Greg Zyla
Q: Greg, I’ve always been fascinated by the early compact cars and subcompacts that appeared before the fuel crunch years. Which companies were first to build them, and was Hudson
By: Greg Zyla
Q: Greg, I've always been fascinated by the early compact cars and subcompacts that appeared before the fuel crunch years.
By: Greg Zyla
Q: Greg, I've always been fascinated by the early compact cars and subcompacts that appeared before the fuel crunch years. Which companies were first to build them, and was Hudson an independent automaker when it produced the Jet? Also, what foreign compact cars were popular in America before the compact car boom of the 1960s?
Q: Throughout my long life, I have owned automobiles from all of the American Big Three makers, GM, Ford, and Chrysler, along with three European and three Asian brands. I know some people maintain strict brand loyalty. I'm thinking pickup drivers in particular who would not dream of committing nameplate adultery.
