The Beast: The Story of a One-of-a-Kind Car Powered by a Fighter Jet Engine
The story of The Beast began in the 1960s, when custom cars built from old American vehicles became a growing trend across the United States.
Seven Vintage Chevys Sat for 30 Years—Now They’re Up for Sale, Including Two Chevelle LS6s
A hidden collection of seven classic Chevys is finally being sold after three decades, including two rare 1970 Chevelle LS6s.
The Volvo That Was Supposed to Conquer America but Ended Up Donating Its Engine to a Truck
This Volvo concept was developed with one goal in mind: winning over American buyers and opening the door to the U.S. market.
The 4-Engine Ford Mustang With More Than 2,000 HP: A Crazy Dragster From the U.S.
How This Four-Engine Ford Mustang Became One of the Wildest Dragsters of Its Era
The “Hypercar Among Supercars”: The Story of the Unique Cizeta Moroder With a V16 Engine
In the world of automotive exotica, few cars are as mysterious and ambitious as the Italian Cizeta V16T.
1968 Shelby Mustang GT350 Has It All: Restored, Rare Color, Matching Numbers
Sunlit Gold makes this 1968 Shelby GT350 especially rare, with just 97 convertibles ordered in this color.
1974 Chevy Camaro LT Came From an Estate With 38,911 Miles and Remarkably Original Condition
This 1974 Chevrolet Camaro spent most of its life with one family and is now being offered for sale.
The Car With a Turning Headlight and a Helicopter Engine: The Story of the Tucker 48
All 51 cars built before the factory closed ended up in private collections and museums—and today, each can command auction prices higher than most modern supercars.
A Real 1970 GTX Sat Under a Carport for 45 Years—Then Rescuers Found Its Holy Grail in the Back Seat
The 440 Six Barrel GTX sat untouched for 45 years, its factory broadcast sheet still hidden beneath the rear seat.
18-Year-Old Bought This 1965 Plymouth Satellite After Graduation—and Still Drives It 61 Years Later
A teenager bought this Plymouth Satellite after graduation, and 61 years later, he still drives it.
Dodge Charger 500 Sat for 35 Years After Losing Oil Pressure, Now It Has to Move
The 1970 Dodge Charger 500 spent 35 years parked after its 318 V8 lost oil pressure and was finally sold before its owner moved.
“Underpowered”: 4 U.S. Engines With Terrible Specific Power Output
Huge, many cylinders, powerful. That is the image that comes to mind when you hear the phrase “American engine.” Yet the U.S. also produced plenty of underpowered engines.
This 1962 Pontiac Tempest LeMans Sat for 43 Years With Its Original “Half-a-V8” Engine
The Tempest is remembered for spawning the GTO, but Pontiac’s first compact had a story of its own.
1924 Lincoln L Series Truck Is the Blackwood Predecessor the Luxury Brand Never Built
The L Series was Lincoln's very first automobile. Introduced in 1920, while the brand was still independent, it remained in production until 1930.
Rare 1980s Honda CT50 Motra Off-Road Bike Goes Up for Auction
A rare Honda CT50 Motra with a dual-range transmission is now up for auction on Bring a Trailer.