1972 Dodge Demon 340 Packs Two Ultra-Rare Factory Options, Believed To Be the Only One Left
A highly optioned 1972 Dodge Demon 340 with two factory rarities has surfaced, and collectors say nothing else like it exists.
1969 Mustang GT Convertible in Triple Black Brings Some Serious Pony Car Attitude
Black paint, a black interior, and a black convertible top that folds away.
Dodge Caliber: A Symbol of Change in the Auto Industry During the 2008 Crisis
Why the Dodge Caliber became a reflection of the late-2000s global auto crisis — and what it means for today’s market.
American Muscle: Prototypes That Never Made It to the Streets
In the 1960s, Detroit built radical V8-powered dream machines that thrilled engineers—but proved too bold, expensive, or risky for mass production.
The Jeep That Could Turn in Place: The Wild Story of the Hurricane Concept
In the mid-2000s, automakers were locked in a battle to build the most outrageous concept vehicles imaginable.
Forward Look Classic: Restored 1956 Plymouth Belvedere Earns Top Honors at Minnesota Car Show
A flawlessly restored 1956 Plymouth Belvedere steals the spotlight at a Minnesota car show with timeless style and presence.
Rare 1971 Hemi Road Runner 4-Speed Hits the Market Again After $200K Offer Was Turned Down
One of just 55 built in 1971, this Hemi four-speed resurfaces after previously stalling at $200,000 bid.
The Ford Ranger That Wasn’t a Pickup: The Story of a Forgotten Edsel
Today, the Ford Ranger name is instantly recognizable—one of the market’s true long-timers.
Restomod 1968 Pontiac Firebird Featuring Corvette-Derived 350 V8 Heads Set for Auction
A tastefully upgraded 1968 Firebird with Corvette-derived V8 power and modern suspension heads to auction in Utah.
1966 Pontiac GTO Stuns in Crimson With Anodized Bronze Accents and a Supercharged LT4
Few cars carry the cultural weight of the original Pontiac GTO, widely considered the machine that launched America’s muscle car era.
Peterbilt 379: How America’s Most Iconic Big Rig Became a Legend
In the United States, trucks like these are more than just machines — they’re part of a culture.
Quarter Century on the Road: Who Invented the First True Crossover?
Today, crossovers are everywhere. But who created the very first one?
1960s Jeep Super Wagoneer: Classic SUV With 485 Horsepower and a Manual Transmission
American automotive history is full of models that never got the recognition they deserved.
The Chevrolet K5 Blazer That Never Was: A 440-HP 6.0-Liter V8 Beast
Instead of today’s mainstream crossover, the Chevrolet Blazer could have evolved into a short-wheelbase monster powered by a 6.0-liter V8.
One-Year Gem: Rare 1958 Edsel Bermuda Awaits Complete Restoration
The 1958 Edsel Bermuda, a rare one-year-only station wagon, offers classic style and a restoration project for enthusiasts.