In 1972, the Polara, nearing the end of its production run, received subtle enhancements and updated exterior design. Dodge’s decision to discontinue the Polara series led to the removal of the Brougham trim for the 1972…
Carroll Shelby’s legacy lives on through iconic cars like the Shelby Cobra, which has been modernized by Superformance. The Superformance MKIII-30th CSX10000 celebrates 30 years with a 600 hp 7.3-liter V8 engine and modern performance…
What truly distinguishes a classic restomod’s value? Is it a specific model, year, or engine swap combo that guarantees top dollar at auctions? Or perhaps it’s the narrative behind the vehicle that adds to its…
With nearly three million units produced, the first-generation Ford Mustang stands as the most prevalent iteration of the iconic nameplate. However, due to its sheer abundance, the first-gen Mustang often emerges as a common find…
While many celebrities merely accumulate luxury vehicles as status symbols, Travis Barker stands out as a genuine car collector with a discerning taste and a passion for automotive culture. Renowned for his musical talents and…
1957 Studebaker Golden Hawk (Credits :Golden Hawk)
Witness the remarkable transformation of an abandoned Studebaker Golden Hawk into a dazzling masterpiece, thanks to a dedicated restomod project spanning over four years. A Studebaker Golden Hawk, left to decay, is resurrected through a…
During the golden era of muscle cars, Mopars gained renown for their high-compression V8 engines and aggressive styling cues. Adding to their allure was the High-Impact color palette, which adorned these Dodges and Plymouths in…
When discussing pickup trucks from the 1960s, our minds often gravitate toward the Ford F-Series and the Chevrolet C/K. Undoubtedly, these were the frontrunners of the era, but they weren’t the sole contenders emerging from…
14- The legacy of the Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen stretches back to 1979, embodying resilience and adaptability amidst evolving automotive trends. Amidst the dominant Ford F-Series and Chevrolet C/K pickups of the 1960s, Dodge introduced its formidable…
If you’re seeking an early model first-generation Dodge Challenger and the cost isn’t a concern, we’ve uncovered a rare gem for your consideration: the 1970 Hemi Orange Challenger T/A 340 Six Pack. While the first-generation…
In 1956, Chevrolet unveiled a concept at GM’s motor show, providing a preview of its full-size strategy and hinting at mass production plans. Presenting in a hardtop body style with an elegant emerald green finish…
Jensen International Automotive, based in Oxfordshire, has been refining the Jensen Interceptor for a considerable period, introducing models like the Interceptor S and R and, more recently, venturing into projects like the Chieftain Range Rover…
BMW’s contemporary lineup may exude modernity, but the essence of elegance seems to have waned in Munich. It’s akin to witnessing a revered classical cellist transition into a Miami nightclub DJ. However, let’s journey back…
The first Mustang, often referred to as the 1964 1/2 Mustang, had a variety of engines to accommodate a wide spectrum of customers. One of them was a little 170 six-cylinder engine designed for people…
Unveiling A Timeless Gem The Pristine 1988 BMW 325is On Auction
With just 27,000 miles on the odometer, this 1988 BMW 325is stands as a remarkable specimen of the revered E30 3-series, evoking nostalgia for an era when BMW crafted driving experiences like no other. The…
The first-generation Mazda RX-7 emerges as a hidden gem among vintage Japanese sports cars, boasting quick rotary power and agile handling that belies its modest appearance. This 1981 GSL model, currently up for auction on…
As the second generation of the Valiant approached its conclusion in 1966, minimal changes were made for the latest model year. Featuring two six-cylinder engine options (170 and 225) and a V8 variant (273), the…
The 1966 Shelby Cobra 427 stands as a coveted classic, often commanding six to seven-figure price tags for pristine, original examples. However, for those seeking a fusion of British chassis finesse with American V8 power,…
Upon the cessation of Chevrolet Impala production in 2020, history acknowledged the staggering production tally of approximately 16.8 million units over six decades. Despite its discontinuation, the Impala’s enduring legacy persists, evident in the multitude…
1968 marked a pivotal moment for the Chevrolet Corvette with the introduction of the C3 generation, igniting a surge in sales for both the coupe and convertible variants. Chevrolet spared no effort in making the…
Identifying the pinnacle of classic pickup truck design often sparks passionate debate among enthusiasts. For some, it’s the rugged charm of the Chevrolet Task Force, while others favor the timeless appeal of the second-generation Ford…
