What Does '98' Mean On The Oldsmobile 98?
It's pretty obvious the "98" on the Oldsmobile 98 doesn't represent the year the classic car was made — so, what exactly does the "98" stand for instead?
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12 Classic Car Features That Are Making A Comeback
Don't you miss some of the quirks that your old daily driver used to have? You might be in luck: Some classic car features are back in fashion.
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Why Are Old Land Rover Defenders So Expensive?
The Land Rover Defender is one of the most popular classic SUVs, chiefly because of the simplicity and the capability. Why are the old ones so expensive?
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What Does '88' Mean On The Oldsmobile 88?
The Oldsmobile 88 may have been one of the earliest possible examples of the American muscle car, but what kind of name is 88, anyway? Here's what it means.
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Why VW Called The First-Generation Golf The Volkswagen Rabbit In The US
When VW brought its first-generation Golf to the U.S., they called it the Volkswagen Rabbit. The name didn't stick, but here's why they tried it.
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What Happened To Rubber Duck's Original Mack Truck From 'Convoy'?
There are many excellent movies that revolve around cars, and "Convoy" is one of the best. Here's what become of the famous Mack truck driven by Rubber Duck.
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The Fascinating History Behind The World's First Diesel Truck
Do you know who made the world's first diesel truck? Dive into the exciting history of diesel trucks, engines, and how the two came together into one.
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Why Did Old Cars Have Vinyl Roofs?
Cars have changed a lot in the past several decades, including in the materials department. A lot of old cars, especially luxury cars, had vinyl roofs. Why?
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Why Are Pontiacs Called 'Ponchos'?
Pontiac is behind some of the best muscle cars the world has ever seen. A lot of people tend to call Pontiac models Ponchos, but why is that?
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The Only James Bond Actor Who Never Drove The Iconic Aston Martin
If you think James Bond always drives an Aston Martin, think again. It might be the spy's most frequently driven car, but one Bond never drove one at all.
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The World's First Three-Wheeled Car Looked Even Dorkier Than Today's
The world's first three-wheeled production car was the Benz Motorwagen, which sold 25 units over seven years, making it a commercial success.
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12 Forgotten Cars From The 1930s That Are Worth Another Look
With innovative engineering, characterful performance, and gorgeous Art Deco lines -- these forgotten cars are worth another look.
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Mazda Owes Its First Appearance In The US To This American Aircraft Company
Mazda vehicles were sold around the world for decades, but it took an American aircraft company interested in the Mazda Cosmo engines to bring them to the U.S.
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10 Iconic JDM Cars Of The 80s, Ranked By Original Price
These iconic 80s JDM classics really stood out from the competition with their style and character during a time when the U.S. auto market was floundering.
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10 Of The Strangest Muscle Cars Ever Made
For as fondly as classic muscle cars tend to be remembered, there were a few oddities even back then that managed to stand out from the pack.
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14 Discontinued Cars That Came Back From The Dead
From the Ford Bronco to the Lamborghini Countach, these classic models have returned with modern features and familiar styling that nods to their iconic past.
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The Original James Bond Never Drove An Aston Martin: What 007 Drove In The Books
If James Bond, the British super spy, is associated with any car brand, it's Aston Martin. But he didn't begin his career behind the wheel of one.
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The 5 Best Classic Cars Under $10,000
The classic car market has pricing all over the place. Some models can go for six figures, but there are options under $10,000. Here are five to look at.
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The Volkswagen Beetle Once Came With A Feature That No Other Car Had
The Volkswagen Beetle was one of the definitive cars of the 1960s, but few remember that the original's unique feature that no other car had.
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11 Classic Car Features That We Miss In Modern Vehicles
These classic car features brought charm, character, and simplicity — details that modern vehicles often lack.
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What Was Subaru's First Rally Car?
Subaru entered the rally scene in style with the Subaru Leone, which was produced for more than two decades, starting in 1971.
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This Was The First Mass-Produced Car In America (And It Wasn't The Model T)
While Henry Ford and the Ford Motor Company helped shaped modern car production, it wasn't one of his cars that was the first mass-produced car in America.
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Why Some Old Cars Appreciate In Value (But Most Others Remain Cheap)
It's well-known that vehicles generally depreciate overtime. However, there are some classic cars that keep rising in value. Here's the reason why.
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How Many 1967 Ford Mustang Eleanors Were Made And How Much Do They Cost Now?
A 1967 Ford Mustang named Eleanor was the automotive star of the hit "Gone in 60 Seconds" films. How many Mustang Eleanors are there, and what are they worth?
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5 Of The Highest Horsepower Sports Cars Of The 1980s
While they aren't like the supercars cruising the streets today, the 1980s produced some mean machines. Here are the ones with the highest horsepower.
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What Made The '65 And '66 Ford Mustang So Iconic?
The Ford Mustang is an absolute classic in American car culture and its popularity was established right from the start. What made '65 and '66 so iconic?
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Why Tracking How Many Ford GT40s Were Made In The 1960s Proves So Difficult
The Ford GT40s from the 1960s boast among the finest racing records in all of motorsports. Why, then, is it so hard to keep track of them?
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