Porsche is claiming yet another Guinness World Record, this one for driving from the lowest point available to the top of a mountain, a vertical difference of three miles. Back in 2020 and early 2...

Scarcely known in the US despite abiding enthusiasm for air-cooled Volkswagen models of the past, the SP2 sports coupe is an interesting and attractive VW produced in Brazil as a home-market replacem...

A 1969 Buick owner's manual arrived at our office without a return address on the envelope and only included a brief note tucked on the inside of one of the later pages. Howdy! My dad loved his...

The Nissan Z has been part of car culture since it was introduced to America as the Datsun 240Z in 1970. Fifty-two years and seven generations later, the iconic Japanese sports car is still going str...

Trucks are hot because they're so cool.  Handy, too, seeing how you can have a stylish vintage vehicle that's also useful for hauling stuff. These five trucks at auction on AutoHunter, the on...

(Editor's note: With January 15 being the 113th anniversary of the birth of Ettore Bugatti's son, Jean, we'll use the occasion as an excuse to share Bugatti's announcement and period photos of cars t...

Featured on AutoHunter, the online auction platform driven by ClassicCars.com, is a 454-powered 1969 Chevrolet Camaro pro touring. It's powered by an upgraded 454ci V8 big block engine with a ...

With a list of credits ranging from the Superman and Lethal Weapon movies to The Goonies and from television westerns to The Banana Splits Adventure Hour, Richard Donner had a long career as a direct...

The Pick of the Day is an American classic that comes with an interesting history. The car is a 1934 Buick 66 Series rumble-seat coupe that was purchased in the late 1960s and was restored to show-wi...

Duesenberg, Delahaye and other famous names in pre-war motoring will be presented by Worldwide Auctioneers during its "boutique" sale in Scottsdale on January 26 during Arizona Auction Week. Leadi...