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…
In 1966, the Corvette’s convertible model retained its dominance, accounting for over 64% of total production. With 17,762 convertibles and 9,958 coupes produced, the Corvette remained a symbol of American automotive excellence. Now, a meticulously…
Peter Brock's Holden Commodore VK 'Blue Meanie' Returns To Auction Spotlight
Australian racing legend Peter Brock’s iconic Holden Commodore HDT Group A, known as the ‘Blue Meanie,’ is gearing up for another stint under the hammer. Nearly three years after its last auction, where it fetched…
The automotive world has undergone significant evolution over the past century, transitioning from basic transportation to sophisticated machines offering safety, comfort, and performance. While preferences vary among individuals based on lifestyle and needs, one cannot…
1965 proved to be an exceptional year for the Impala. With the debut of the Caprice, the introduction of new engines, and skyrocketing sales, the 1965 Impala claimed the title of America’s best-selling car. This…
With just five days remaining, enthusiasts have a unique opportunity to acquire a piece of automotive history: a 1964 Buick Riviera in Regal Black. Initially listed at $5,000, bidding swiftly escalated to $20,000 within a…
When reminiscing about Chevrolet’s full-size cars from the 1960s and 1970s, the Impala and Caprice often steal the spotlight, yet the Biscayne played a significant role. Debuting alongside the Impala in 1958, the Biscayne initially…
Presenting The Rare 1967 Exemplar I Concept On Auction At Bring A Trailer
An extraordinary blend of Buick Riviera chassis, Italian craftsmanship, and a lavish display of copper, bronze, and brass trim, the Exemplar I Concept sought to redefine automotive luxury during its era. Featuring a powerful Buick…
Legacy of Muscle Ford's Mustang and Thunderbird Evolution
The Ford Mustang holds a special place in automotive history, standing out as an iconic symbol of the Ford brand. Despite Ford’s rich heritage, including notable achievements like the Model T and Model A, the…
Dodge Challenger Racing Legacy From Track Triumphs to Street Classics
The first-generation Dodge Challenger, often overlooked as a race car, actually made its track debut in the SCCA Trans-Am championship in 1970. Since joining the series in 1966, Dodge competed against Ford, Plymouth, and Chevrolet in…
Reviving Classics Cadillac Eldorado Rumors & Modern Designs
In recent years, the popularity of land yachts has waned due to the increasing demand for crossovers and SUVs, which has also impacted traditional sedans and other low-riding body styles. However, several American companies, including…
Rare Find Restoring a 1966 HEMI Charger, Classic Car Market Insights
The debut of the first-generation Charger in 1966 marked a significant milestone for Dodge, combining sleek design with potent performance. Notably, the availability of Chrysler’s powerful 426-cubic-inch HEMI engine distinguished the Charger as a formidable…
Immaculate 1966 Mustang GT Survivor Emerges Red Beauty Ready for $60K
Originally conceived as the GT Equipment Package, the Mustang GT swiftly ascended as the premier option for enthusiasts seeking a souped-up Mustang experience. The initial GT package encompassed fog lamps, distinctive stripes, disc brakes, and…
Rare Find Original 1968 Mustang 428 Cobra Jet Restored to Perfection Only $215K
The tale of the 428 Cobra Jet’s inception is well-known, originating from a dealer’s initiative. However, when Ford decided to integrate this potent engine into the Mustang lineup, it did so gradually. A limited batch…
Corvette Evolution From Classic to Contemporary Models
The Chevrolet Corvette has evolved significantly over the years, culminating in the latest generation’s rear mid-engine layout. As Chevrolet continues to refine the Corvette lineup, anticipation grows for the upcoming ZR1 variant, expected to deliver…
Muscle Car Evolution Dodge Charger's Bold Move & Fan Designs
Dodge’s announcement of the eighth-generation Charger, including Daytona versions featuring battery-powered and all-wheel drive options, has sparked debate within the automotive community. Traditionalists question the departure from the American muscle car ethos, which typically emphasizes…
What comes to mind when you see a 1961 Impala? For devoted Chevrolet enthusiasts, it’s likely the 1961 model year that introduced the renowned Super Sport. Initially, it debuted as a relatively modest “performance” enhancement,…
