Autos

The muscle car era produced some of the most memorable engines in automotive history. From big-block V8s to smaller high-performance powerplants, these engines helped define…

Roadsters have a special appeal that goes beyond speed or performance. Their open cockpits, compact proportions, and direct connection with the road can make ordinary…

Farm trucks were never built simply to look impressive. They hauled feed, pulled trailers, carried tools, crossed muddy fields, and worked through conditions that could…

American motorcycles have produced some of the most recognizable bikes ever built, but not every model is equally attractive on the used market. Some can…

Plymouth built its reputation on affordable transportation, but the brand also produced some surprisingly quick cars. Long before performance became a major selling point, Plymouth…

Collectors are increasingly looking beyond complete cars and searching for historically important engines, especially rare factory versions, performance packages, and engines tied to famous models.…

Buick spent decades building cars that blended comfort, performance, and distinctive American styling. Some were overlooked when they were cheap and plentiful, only to become…

Packard built automobiles that combined engineering, craftsmanship, and unmistakable American luxury. From elegant prewar sedans to powerful postwar convertibles, its cars were designed to make…

Classic-car auctions can produce spectacular surprises when rarity, provenance, condition, and bidder competition collide. Some cars arrive with respectable estimates and leave the auction block…

Racing organizations have always tried to keep powerful engines within competitive limits. Sometimes the rules targeted displacement, while other restrictions focused on compression, carburetion, intake…