Stricter environmental regulations, a necessary response to our planet’s call for cleaner air, can often leave car enthusiasts feeling shortchanged. These regulations can act as a barrier, preventing them from experiencing the unbridled joy of…
In the 1960s, big-block engines were the top choice for muscle cars because they provided a lot of power by increasing engine size. However, these heavy engines made handling more difficult. By the 1970s, advancements…
The 1969 Plymouth Road Runner A12 was the fastest muscle car of the 1960s, completing a quarter-mile in just 13.0 seconds. It featured a powerful 440 cubic inch (ci) V8 Six-Pack engine, a 4.10:1 rear…
In the 1960s, the Corvette 427 was the fastest production car, clocking a quarter-mile time of around 13 seconds. This was thanks to its powerful big-block 427 engine, which made the Corvette a standout in…
The lightest V8 engine ever used in a production car was the 1960 Buick Aluminum 215 V8, weighing just 324 lbs. Here’s a simple breakdown of its story and significance. Why Buick Made the Lightest…
The Radical SR8 features the rarest V8 engine ever installed in a production car, offering impressive power and performance. Only a limited number of Radical SR8s exist, with very few being road-legal, making this V8…
The 1970 Mercury Cyclone GT Drag Pak is a rare and valuable muscle car. Here’s what you need to know about its value today. High Value for Rare Models Only 72 Cyclone GT SCJ Drag…
Anticipating DS's New Flagship A Nod To The Past And A Glimpse Into The Future
French luxury brand DS is contemplating a bold reinvention with the potential launch of a revolutionary luxury sedan. DS chief Olivier François hinted at the development of an aerodynamically focused homage to the iconic Citroen…
The De Tomaso Mangusta A Legacy Of Drama And Design On The Auction Block
Alejandro de Tomaso was known for his dramatic flair, and the De Tomaso Mangusta stands as a testament to his bold vision. Born from a clash with Carroll Shelby, it boasted a name designed to…
This Custom Chevrolet El Camino-Buick Regal Hybrid On The Auction Block
This unique Chevrolet El Camino-Buick Regal hybrid combines the cargo bed and chassis of a 1986 El Camino with the bodywork and interior of a 1987 Buick Regal. Acquired by its late owner in 2008…
Morgan And Pininfarina Reveal Limited-Edition Midsummer Barchetta
Morgan Motor Company and Pininfarina S.p.A. proudly present Midsummer, a collaborative celebration of the artistry of coachbuilding from two prestigious names in the industry. This exclusive edition, restricted to just 50 units, pays homage to…
The 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing A Classic Masterpiece On The Auction Block
Renowned as an epitome of design and engineering excellence, the 1954-57 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing remains an iconic symbol of automotive achievement on both sides of the Atlantic. Chassis No. 5500263, a distinguished U.S.-market model, stands…
The Alvis Graber Super Coupe A Fusion Of Heritage And Modern Craftsmanship
The esteemed British brand Alvis experienced a renaissance in the past decade, revealing plans to reintroduce “continuation” models of original pre- and post-war Alvis cars. Some of these vehicles utilize parts that have been meticulously…
A few years ago, a vintage racing festival in Northern California called Velocity Invitational started a new class called Mini vs. Mustang. It’s an exciting race where big American cars with powerful engines go against…
Fading Stars The Demise Of The 1990 Cadillac Aurora Concept
In both Hollywood and the automotive domain, stories of once-prominent figures fading into oblivion are commonplace. Just as movie stars see their fame dwindle, so do concept cars, once dazzling on show floors, end up…
Chevrolet once created a remarkable car plated in 24-karat gold to celebrate General Motors’ 50 millionth car. While the original is now lost, a faithful replica stands as a symbol of luxury and craftsmanship. Golden…
The Impala’s journey to prominence began in 1958, and by 1961, it had firmly established itself as a best-seller in the United States. That year marked the debut of a new-generation Impala, boasting significant changes…
TWR Revives The Jaguar Legacy With Supercat 600 HP Custom XJS With A Manual Transmission
Legendary British motorsport icon TWR, famed for its Jaguar Le Mans victories, roars back into action with the custom-built Jaguar XJS Supercat, boasting a staggering 600 hp and a stick-shift transmission. This bold creation, limited…
Reviving Legacy The 1990 BMW M3 Sport Evolution Returns To The Auction Block
This 1990 BMW M3 Sport Evolution, one of the 600 units manufactured between December 1989 and March 1990, underwent a thorough refresh in 2018 by Enthusiast Auto Group in Cincinnati, Ohio. Painted in Jet Black…
Despite its dilapidated state, the 1990 BMW E24 caught Josh Gresswell’s eye, prompting an unconventional purchase. Left to decay in a yard for nearly two decades, the once-iconic coupe had succumbed to nature’s relentless grasp,…
A Historic Journey: Audi Sport's DTM Legacy Car, Driven By Motorsport Legends
The Audi Sport-entered car, managed by Schmidt Motorsport, left an indelible mark during the 1991 and 1992 DTM seasons. Piloted by notable drivers such as Hans-Joachim Stuck, a two-time Le Mans winner, and Hubert Haupt,…
Imagine a road trip from Italy to Germany, but not just any road trip. This trip is all about the car: a high-performance Lancia Delta, the road-going version of a legendary rally champion. The 1990s…
This Italian car company is turning 114 this year, and they’ve got a rich history that stretches back even further than some other big names like Chevrolet or Toyota. Alfa Romeo isn’t just about sleek…
Discovering A Time Capsule The Story Of A 1985 Mitsubishi Mighty Max On Auction
This 1985 Mitsubishi Mighty Max was originally purchased new from Mitsubishi Costa Mesa in California. However, shortly after its acquisition, the original owner passed away, leading to an extended period of storage. Eventually, the truck…
In the annals of automotive history, few engines from Detroit can rival the unique prowess of one brand that has since faded into obscurity. Unconcerned with public opinion yet deeply attuned to its owner’s satisfaction,…
The legacy of the Chevrolet Impala is intertwined with the story of Chevrolet’s ascent to dominance in the American automotive world during the 1950s. Launched in 1958, the Impala represented the pinnacle of Chevrolet’s full-size…
Classic AMC cars offer a blend of power and nostalgia, often at a more affordable price compared to vehicles from the big three automakers. Some of the coolest AMC cars currently available for sale, all…
The Lincoln Continental, an iconic nameplate with a rich history spanning 48 years, has seen several revivals but may never return as a sedan. However, for enthusiasts eager to own a piece of automotive history,…
Pontiac has a hidden treasure among its lineup of high-powered muscle cars: the GT-37. Despite its unassuming appearance, this model packs a punch under the hood, making it a sleeper car enthusiast’s dream. From 1970…
Morgan Introduces Enhanced Plus Four & Plus Six Models
Morgan Motor Company continues its tradition of innovation with the introduction of revamped Plus Four and Six models, marking the inception of a new era for the iconic ‘Plus’ line. These enhancements, set to debut…
Among Chevrolet’s Tri-Five lineup from 1955 to 1957, the 1957 Chevrolet Nomad stands out as the rarest model. With only 6,103 units produced in 1957, this unique two-door station wagon has become a sought-after classic…
Lotus's Formula 1 Racing Legacy On The Auction Block
The anticipation builds for the upcoming Bonhams auction in Monaco on May 10th, where an illustrious piece of Formula 1 history will take center stage. Among the coveted lots to be featured is the very…
When it comes to buying a used car, finding one with a powerful engine at a reasonable price is like hitting the jackpot for car enthusiasts. But what if the focus is solely on cars…
1979 Lincoln Continental Mark V (Credits: Lincoln)
The Lincoln Continental Mark V from the 1970s is a symbol of elegance and sophistication, the essence of its era. Despite its luxurious appeal, you might be surprised to discover that owning a 1978 Lincoln…
Pontiac may not be the first brand that comes to mind when discussing classic American land yachts, but the Grand Ville stands as a testament to its legacy. Produced from 1971 to 1975, this series…
Discovering A Classic Bid On The 1984 VW Rabbit Convertible
This vintage gem, a first-generation Volkswagen Cabriolet, graces the Bring a Trailer auction with its ultralow mileage and a five-speed manual transmission, making it a coveted find for classic car enthusiasts. Sporting a 90-horsepower 1.8-liter…
While the 1962 Nova may not have boasted the same power as the Impala Super Sport or the potent engines found in full-size models, it still held its own as a truly fascinating car. Its…
Dodge’s reintroduction of the Hornet, based on the Alfa Romeo Tonale, marks a nostalgic return for a nameplate steeped in automotive history. Originating in 1951 with Hudson, the Hornet embodied cutting-edge design and performance, dominating…
The 1972 Nova witnessed a significant milestone with the soaring popularity of its V8 engine lineup. Originally launched in 1962 with four- and six-cylinder engines, the Nova quickly garnered demand for more powerful options. Responding…
Cadillac Eldorado Legendary Power & Barn Find Resurrection
Cadillac’s leadership likely chuckled when Ford introduced the 1955 Thunderbird as a ‘personal luxury car.’ While the Ford was indeed ‘personal’ due to its intimate design, its luxury’ designation likely didn’t faze Cadillac. However, by…
Chicago Cutlass Resilience in Rust, a Legend of Chi-Town Streets
Picture yourself cruising through one of the upscale neighborhoods on Chicago’s North Side in your 2023 Honda Civic. You’re in an area near Wrigley Field, where craft beer joints seem to outnumber residents. You might…
A month ago, the automotive world was abuzz with the rediscovery of a 1971 Dodge Challenger after 44 years of hibernation in a barn. This rare convertible, still boasting its original engine, emerged as a…
In 1967, the majority of GTO orders opted for the hardtop variant, accounting for over 65,000 units of the total 81,722 production output. The convertible followed as the second most popular choice, with 9,517 units,…
Reviving The Legend: The 1973 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am 455 Roars Back To Life
In the classic cars domain, the 1973 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am 455 stands as a symbol of the end of an era, and it’s our top pick of the day on Bring a Trailer. This…
A Rare Find The Exclusive 1996 Vector M12 On Auction
The allure of automotive history and rarity beckons once again with the spotlight on the 1996 Vector M12, our distinguished Bring a Trailer Auction Pick of the Day. Shrouded in mystery and nestled within the…
The evolution of the Impala from a Bel Air variant to its series took just a year, driven by its rapid sales success. In 1959, the Impala debuted as a standalone model while retaining similarities…
In the late ’50s, Chevrolet’s full-size lineup witnessed a significant transformation with the introduction of the iconic Impala in 1958. Initially presented as a Bel Air version, the Impala quickly captured the hearts of enthusiasts,…
The Chevrolet Chevelle holds a significant place in automotive history, particularly with its SS models embodying performance and style. Originating in 1964, the Chevelle underwent evolution, with the 1969 model year introducing notable advancements and…
Chevrolet’s Corvette E-Ray emerges as a formidable contender, exuding a menacing aura with its striking design and potent performance. Breaking conventions with its first-ever AWD system, the E-Ray represents Chevy’s foray into the area of…
The peak of the new Thunderbird generation came in the 1964 model year when Ford sold approximately 92,500 units. However, production gradually declined in the following years, dropping to 74,972 units in 1965 and 69,176…
