One-Of-1,255 1968 BMW 1600 GT Heads To Auction As A Certified Classic
Here's something you don't see very often: a BMW 1600 GT on U.S. soil. This one is heading to auction with enough provenance to secure a big price.
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What Distinguishes Fleetlines From Other Classic Chevy Sedans?
Chevrolet is one of the premier names in classic cars, and chiefly classic sedans. One of those is the Chevy Fleetline, but what separates it from the rest?
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The Buick That Was Called 'Darth Vader's Car' – And What Made It So Special
When Buick decided to discontinue its Regal Grand National nameplate, it went out with a slick, all-black bang that made Darth Vader's TIE Fighter look slow.
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Iconic '50s Ford Totally Transforms After First Detailing In Over A Decade
The Ford Thunderbird is one of the most iconic models of the 1950s automotive era, and even after years of neglect, the car really cleans up very nicely.
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The 12 Most Expensive Cars In The Fast & Furious Franchise
The Fast & Furious franchise has always been a showcase for nice cars, and as the film budgets increased, so did the value of automotive eye candy on display.
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5 Cars That Will Take Gen Xers Back To Their High School Days
The 1970s and 80s were certainly an interesting time in the world of cars. These legends from Gen X's high school days will crank up the nostalgia.
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The 5 Best Ford Muscle Cars That Aren't A Mustang
Ford's Mustang is iconic in its own right, but have you considered these five options that classify as Ford muscle cars but not as Mustangs?
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What Makes A GM Car An A-Body Or G-Body?
Back when General Motors made body-on-frame cars, terms like A-body and G-body got tossed around a lot. What are they, actually? What's the difference?
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Which Classic Mopar Was Nicknamed 'The Banker's Hot Rod' & What Made It So Special?
Mopar is probably best remembered for its '60s muscle cars, but its performance heritage stretches back to the 1950s and a car known as the "Banker's Hot Rod."
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What Makes A Classic Car A 'Survivor Car'?
While many classic car owners prefer to restore their vintage rides to like-new condition (or at least close enough), survivor cars are a bit different.
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5 Of The Oldest Cars Still In Production Today
These classic cars have stood the test of time, remaining in production for decades while retaining their identity and enduring appeal.
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This Classic Toyota SUV Was Known As The 'Iron Pig' - Here's What Made It So Special
The Toyota SUV known affectionately as the "Iron Pig" has a strong fanbase thanks to its classic styling, its durability, and its surprisingly modern ride.
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5 Harbor Freight Tools You'll Want For Your Next Classic Car Restoration Project
Restoring a classic car is a rewarding experience, but before you start the project, here are five tools from Harbor Freight you are going to need.
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10 Classic Cars People Love To Hate
Classic cars capture the imagination of drivers, evoking specific times, places, and memories just at the sight of them. But not every memory is a good one.
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13 Of The Longest Running Nameplates In Automotive History, Ranked Newest To Oldest
Some nameplates come and go, but these icons have enjoyed market demand for decades owing to a mix of performance, aesthetics, and adaptability.
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11 '70s Cars That Would Never Be Made Today
'70s cars are iconic and evocative, but they're also the kind of florid, excessive, inefficient, and utterly unsafe kinds of designs that would never fly today.
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What Was The Top Speed Of The Original 1947 Ferrari?
The first Ferrari was a lightweight sports car with a compact V12 engine and impressive performance for its era, but just how fast could the 125 S really go?
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America's Best-Selling Car Of 1965 Would Go On To Become A True Automotive Icon
There's only one car that holds the record for most sales in 1965 with 1,074,925 examples sold across all trim levels for that year, and it's a classic Chevy.
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What Was The Top Speed Of The Original 1965 Ford Mustang?
A Ford Mustang is a pretty classic car. If you've never gotten to drive one, we can at least let you know how fast they go, and it was fast!
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16 Rare Heritage Honda Cars Are Briefly Available For Anyone To Buy
Honda's New Zealand subsidiary is closing the long-running Nelson Bays location, and that means several vintage Hondas are now up for auction.
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An Audi Legend Is Making A Restomod Comeback With 500+ HP Under The Hood
One of the most legendary rally racers Audi ever created is coming back thanks to a powerful restomod. Getting your hands on one won't be easy, though.
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Which Classic Mopar Was Called The 'Gentleman's Muscle Car' & What Made It So Special?
It's easy to think of muscle cars as having been designed solely for rabble-rousing speed freaks, but there were a few exceptions — including this Mopar.
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These Cars Were Everywhere In The '80s – You'd Be Lucky To See One Today
The 1980s has its fair share of iconic road vehicles, with many models numbering in the millions. Yet today it's rare to see some of these cars. What happened?
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3 Beloved Cars That Overcame Disastrous Launches
These classic cars didn't sell out right after launching, but they all became four-wheeled legends in the end.
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6 Luxury Cruisers From The '60s That Look Even Cooler Today
The luxury cruisers of the 1960s were big, beautiful icons of the decade, featuring high-displacement engines and sweeping aesthetics that are striking today.
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Why Did Ford Stop Using The Shelby Name?
The Shelby name is one that has been closely associated with Ford cars for decades. So why doesn't the company use it for any of its new models anymore?
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How Fast Is The Original '63 Aston Martin DB5? A Look At Its Top Speed
The DB5 is one of the most legendary Aston Martin models, not least because of its appearance in "Goldfinger." What's the top speed of this icon?
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