The Plymouth Road Runner, a legendary muscle car introduced in 1968, experienced a meteoric rise in popularity, peaking in 1969 with over 80,000 units sold. While this makes it the most common year for the…
The 1969 Camaro, with its sharper lines and more refined lighting, marked a significant visual upgrade. While the mechanical underpinnings remained unchanged, the more aggressive styling made it an even more compelling choice. Subtle refinements,…
The 1966 model year was a watershed moment for the Pontiac GTO, signaling its emancipation from the Tempest line and its ascension to a standalone model. This pivotal change, coupled with General Motors’ relaxation of…
If you’re a fan of classic cars, make sure to visit the Coppa di Tokyo event in Tokyo’s Shiodome district on November 23. This annual gathering showcases over 100 iconic classic cars from the 1950s,…
The belief that you can’t improve on a classic is a bit of a myth. Let’s face it—by today’s standards, classic cars often fall short in key areas beyond styling. They typically lack precision handling,…
The Dodge Super Bee, a fleeting star in the muscle car constellation, emerged in 1968 alongside its Plymouth counterpart, the Road Runner. While the latter achieved widespread popularity and longevity, the Super Bee’s story was…
The 1973 Challenger, a fascinating blend of classic and contemporary, defies expectations with its rare Panther Pink paint and potent 440 Six Pack engine. This unique combination, a relic of the past, adds a touch…
Mecum Auctions’ 2025 Kissimmee event will feature a unique collection of rare Chevrolets, hidden away for decades until a recent twist of fate. Dubbed “The Tornado Collection,” these 29 vehicles, along with four other makes,…
The iconic Chevrolet Camaro, while often celebrated for its early models, also boasts a compelling chapter in the 1980s. These cars, though perhaps less mechanically impressive than their predecessors, fascinated with their striking aesthetics. A…
The Chevrolet Corvette, a beloved American sports car icon, has a unique allure for enthusiasts of each of its eight generations. C3 Corvette fans, for instance, might point to the ultra-rare 1969 L88 Lightweight, one…
The 1986 Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS, a classic American muscle car, recently sold at auction for a price tag of $7,445. This particular car, painted in a striking White over Maroon color scheme, is a…
The classic muscle car era is a well-worn trope in the used car market. But what if we looked beyond the usual suspects? Consider the Chevrolet Monza, a lesser-known gem from GM’s golden age. Produced…
The Chevrolet Tri-Five, a timeless icon of the 1950s, fascinated the automotive world with its sleek design and powerful performance. Produced between 1955 and 1957, this full-size car became a sales sensation, moving nearly five…
Restoring a classic car can be a rewarding experience, whether it’s a personal project or a profitable venture. However, the 1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo pictured here might be a daunting challenge, even for seasoned restorers.…
The 1963 Chevrolet Nova marked a turning point for the model, with the introduction of the Super Sport package. After years of offering four and six cylinder engines, Chevrolet finally listened to customer demand for…
The storied Jaguar E-Type, a cornerstone of British automotive heritage, has recently been immortalized through two exclusive creations from Jaguar Classic. These bespoke Series I E-Type Commemorative models pay homage to the final 50 Commemorative…
The classic Mustang, once a symbol of American muscle, is now fighting for its place in the automotive world. Despite its iconic status, sales of the seventh-generation S650 Mustang have been overshadowed by the dominance…
Once a symbol of Hollywood stardom and automotive prowess, Nicolas Cage’s 1969 Chevrolet Corvette is back on the market. This iconic American muscle car, once owned by the eccentric actor, is a testament to its…
The 2021 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500, a formidable force on the road, has suffered a catastrophic end. This once-pristine muscle car, renowned for its ability to outpace the Dodge Challenger Hellcat, is now reduced to…
The sight of a classic car emerging from a long-forgotten barn is always a thrilling spectacle. While many of these automotive relics unfortunately end up as mere parts or scrap metal, some are fortunate enough…
The Hudson Hornet, a trailblazing automobile introduced in 1951, revolutionized the automotive world with its innovative “step-down” design. This groundbreaking feature, combined with a sleek body and a low center of gravity, propelled the Hornet…
The 1966 Dodge Charger, though a classic American muscle car, had a less than stellar year compared to its contemporaries. Despite its iconic design and powerful engine options, including the legendary 426 Hemi, sales were…
In 1988, two of Germany’s most respected carmakers joined forces on a project that would become legendary. Porsche began developing a secret project, called “Project 2758,” based on a regular sedan that was as common…
The late 1970s marked a period of stark contrasts in the American automotive world. While energy crises and economic hardships plagued the nation, a parallel trend emerged: the explosive popularity of extravagant personal luxury cars.…
The Plymouth Fury, a nameplate that danced between full-size and mid-size platforms, was a significant fixture in the Mopar verse throughout the 1960s. Introduced in 1956 as a trim level, it became a standalone model…
