The 1959 Buick LeSabre, 1967 Jensen Interceptor, and 1972 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 “Daytona” we saw at the Arizona Concours d’Elegance make it clear that automotive design is not one-size-...

If you are looking to experience what classic British sports cars are all about, there are few better choices out there than the MGB. Currently listed for sale on AutoHunter is one of them: a 1970...

The collector car world consists of a complete variety of vehicles that keeps folks like us entertained. One aspect that adds depth is how the popularity of a car today may transcend its popularity w...

When the Porsche 918 Spyder debuted, the automotive world was in the middle of a technological arms race unlike anything it had ever seen. Three manufacturers set out to build the ultimate halo car, ...

I don’t consider myself an [Insert Car Brand Here] guy. I’ve driven cars from Toyota, Acura, Ford, and Hyundai. I like a little bit of everything, from sedans and trucks to convertibles a...

Barrett-Jackson’s inaugural Columbus Auction starts this week. This event is filled with great cars, vintage Automobilia, exciting Thrill Rides and more. The auction runs from&nb...

"Everything about Caprice reflects an elegant departure from the norm," Chevrolet said about its new-for-1966 standalone model. The Caprice was defined by its formal roofline — something that s...

It wasn’t that long ago when Mercedes-Benz’s AMG performance division made faster vehicles primarily by using big, high-output V-8s. But in the 2000s, AMG starting using forced induction,...

It takes a discerning eye to move from the macro to the micro, so we at The ClassicCars.com Journal are curious if you’re able to identify these vehicles currently listed for sale on AutoHunter...

Every car has a list. Your classic might need a mystery noise chased down, a hard-to-place part identified, or an upgrade you’ve been picturing since the last cars and coffee. Your daily ...