A 1970 Ford Torino SportsRoof, a classic muscle car known for its sleek design and powerful engine, recently sold at auction for a staggering $71,570. This particular model featured significant performance upgrades to its 429…
The early third generation Plymouth Barracuda is renowned for its availability with Chrysler’s iconic big block V8s, the 440 cubic-inch Six Barrel and the 426 cubic inch HEMI. However, these high performance options were short…
The Chevrolet Impala, a symbol of American automotive excellence, was already a sales sensation in 1963. Despite subtle styling changes, its popularity remained unwavering. Initially introduced in 1958 as a Bel Air variant, the Impala…
The Mercury Cougar, a pony car that briefly graced American roads in the late 1960s, remains a relatively unknown gem to many automotive enthusiasts. Introduced in 1967 as a more upscale counterpart to the Ford…
The Chrysler Newport, a nameplate that graced the company’s lineup for two decades, has a less illustrious history compared to its siblings, the New York and Imperial. Originally introduced as a concept car in 1940,…
The iconic 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air, a symbol of American automotive excellence, experienced a surge in popularity as its successor, the Impala, was introduced. Initially conceived as a Bel Air variant, the Impala quickly captured…
A pair of European automotive treasures, long lost to time, have recently resurfaced from the depths of a British barn. These classic Mercedes-Benz models, a 1954 W187 and a 300 Adenauer, represent a significant portion…
The Plymouth Road Runner, a muscular muscle car introduced in 1968, quickly outsold its corporate twin, the Dodge Super Bee. By 1971, when Chrysler discontinued its high-performance V8 engines, Plymouth had sold nearly 200,000 Road…
The Chevrolet Bel Air, once the pinnacle of Chevrolet’s full-size offerings, faced a decline in status following the introduction of the Impala in 1958. While the Bel Air continued to be produced, it was relegated…
Mercedes Benz 300 SL Gullwing (Photo: RM Sotheby's)
One of the world’s most remarkable car collections is set to go up for auction this weekend in Los Angeles, courtesy of RM Sotheby’s. The story behind this extraordinary trove begins in 1967, when German…
The 1989 model year marked the end of an era for Mercedes-Benz with the conclusion of one of its longest-running platforms: the R107 SL convertible. Launched in 1971, this iconic model remained in production for…
The 1965 Barracuda, once a formidable rival to the Mustang, has fallen into disrepair. Despite its early market debut, it couldn’t match the Mustang’s marketing prowess and sales. This particular Barracuda, found on private property,…
The Pontiac Trans Am, once a sales sensation, faced a significant downturn in the early 1980s. Rising fuel costs and a shift towards smaller engines led to a dramatic decline in sales. Despite producing a…
Vintage 1978 Volkswagen Rabbit Embodies Early Golf Charm with Tasteful Modifications, Up for Auction
In the 1970s, Volkswagen faced a significant challenge in following up on the success of the Beetle, which had been a global icon but was now struggling in the U.S. and Germany. With Beetle sales…
The Plymouth Valiant, a stalwart performer for Chrysler in the early 1970s, reached its zenith in 1972. Despite not being the company’s top seller, the Valiant consistently gained traction, culminating in a record breaking sales…
The Corvette C3, a fiberglass bodied sports car, is the most successful and longest-running generation of the iconic American automotive nameplate. Introduced in 1967, the C3 faced a shifting automotive world marked by a declining…
The Studebaker Golden Hawk, a symbol of the brand’s luxury aspirations, debuted in 1956 as part of the Hawk series. However, its origins trace back to the 1955 Speedster, a show car that impressed audiences…
A relic from a bygone era, this 1933 Ford Victoria is a sight to behold. Its striking purple and yellow paint job, accented by bold flames, is sure to turn heads. Under the hood lies…
The year 1968 marked a pivotal point in the history of the Ford Mustang. While the original pony car had enjoyed immense popularity, it was facing stiff competition from rivals like the Chevrolet Camaro and…
Imagine investing $148,000 in a car. While many might opt for a flashy new electric vehicle, a true automotive enthusiast might be drawn to a timeless classic. This 1955 Bel Air is such a car.…
This year is an exciting one for James Bond enthusiasts and car aficionados alike. It celebrates the 60th anniversary of the iconic film Goldfinger, which prominently featured two legendary British cars: the Rolls-Royce Phantom III,…
The 1974 Dodge Dart, a car that was nearing the end of its production run, was a relatively unchanged model compared to its predecessors. Despite its declining popularity, the Dart still held a certain appeal…
The retro vehicle 1957 Plymouth Belvedere, later known as ‘Miss Belvedere,’ was buried during the height of Cold War tensions, encased in reinforced concrete as a safeguard against possible nuclear war. Alongside the car, several…
While it’s uncommon to encounter an entirely original, unrestored ‘Cuda, the vehicle featured in these photos is a tantalizing example. However, there’s a twist: it’s not entirely untouched. Despite its impressive exterior and interior, the…
In the late 1960s, Ford was at the forefront of the muscle car craze, offering a dizzying array of high performance Mustang variants. From the iconic Shelby models to the in-house developed Mach 1, the…
