Adrian Estremos

Chrysler built many cars that have remained overlooked compared with better-known Ford and Chevrolet classics. Yet some of those forgotten models have become increasingly interesting…

Studebaker may have disappeared from the new-car market decades ago, but many of its vehicles earned reputations for sturdy construction and straightforward mechanical design. From…

Some trucks earn their reputation through advertising, but others build it one hard job at a time. Mechanics have seen certain pickups survive neglected maintenance,…

Classic wagons have a useful advantage over many other vintage vehicles: they were built to carry people and things. Their roomy cabins, large cargo areas,…

Vintage ambulances can be fascinating pieces of emergency-service history, but owning one is a completely different challenge from owning an ordinary classic car. Huge bodies,…

Some motorcycles have a way of making an ordinary ride feel like an occasion. They may not have the newest electronics, the highest horsepower, or…

Turbocharging transformed many performance cars, delivering impressive power from relatively small engines. But forced induction also introduced additional heat, pressure, and mechanical complexity, and some…

Some engines become legends not because they make the most power, but because they simply refuse to quit. Long after the original vehicle has rusted…

The tail-fin era produced some of the most dramatic American cars ever built, but many were more than just rolling displays of chrome and excess.…

Turbocharging was once an unusual way to extract serious performance from relatively small engines. Some manufacturers experimented with boost long before turbocharged power became commonplace,…