classic cars

These five classic American luxury cars have left an indelible mark on the automotive industry.

This muscle car was produced for a single year and was available in any color—as long as you chose yellow.

Shipping a car can be an effective way to send your car across the country without trailering it.

Modifying your car can make it faster, look better, run better, and sound better. But it might not add any value.

The OEM has very humble Japanese roots.

Multiple high-end vintage nameplates stud this near-billionaire’s California driveway.

Jennifer Aniston's 1969 Mercedes-Benz 280 SL 'Pagoda' really tested her patience.

A restomod involves adding modern, high-tech components to a charmingly old-school car, truck, or SUV.

A Cord car that belonged to Amelia Earhart is back to its former glory and even won an award after disappearing for years.

Jason Momoa has many custom cars and motorcycles. However, one of his most noteworthy rides is a custom 584-horsepower 1929 Rolls-Royce Phantom II EV.

No generation hates cars. Not even Gen Z. In fact, young people from Generation Z have a thing for Japanese cars and Asian imports.

Patrick Dempsey has quite the collection of cars to compliment his love for racing, driving fast, and cruising up the coast.

Shops like Lunaz, Bloodshed Motors, and Electric GT routinely turn classic cars into electric restomods. The electromods can be a high-performance alternative to gas-powered builds.

Prominently showcased on Classic Concentration in the late '80s and early '90s, the B2200 stood out among diverse prize offerings.

Weird Al Yankovic has an unlikely automotive influence in a classic 1964 Plymouth Belvedere.

Lady Gaga's Mercedes-Benz 300D W123 boasts classic appeal. However, her model has a modern twist that makes it smell wonderful.

Andre Braugher's character, Captain Raymond Holt, drove a quirky, fun classic Chevrolet convertible that somehow fits his personality.

The W124 Mercedes-Benz sedan wears classic lines, a handsomely adorned interior, and a variety of engine options. Better yet, it could be your ticket to a worthy classic.

A classic, first-generation Ford Mustang is a tantalizing prospect for car collectors. However, there are some specifics folks should know about them.

When it comes to getting your project moving, building an engine or a swap like an LS swap will likely dominate your list of considerations.