For many car enthusiasts, the barrier to owning a classic or exotic isn't a lack of desire. It's the assumption that these cars are financially out of reach. At Woodside Credit, we've spent more than...

Nearly 30 years separate these two Dodges, but they're tied together by the same performance badge: R/T. The 1967 Coronet R/T (Road/Track) was the first Dodge to wear it, giving the brand a much clea...

If you long for the outdoors while wasting away in rush-hour traffic, school pick-up line, or waiting for gas at Costco, the 2027 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk might be for you. Jeep engineered this SUV to...

Classic Corvettes can get rather expensive, which belies the model's place as a dark-horse American capable of giving exotics fits. If you pine for a Corvette, you often have to deal with low-compres...

About four years ago, my friend Jason and I took a trek to one of Arizona's best-surviving and most authentic stretches of Route 66. It passes through the small early-1900s-era mining town of Oatman ...

Say what you will about the Tesla Cybertruck, but it’s popular in metropolitan Phoenix. With futuristic looks and a stout presence, the Cybertruck stands out in a segment full of conformity. Ho...

When hotels are rated, critics take many things into consideration, such as the comfort of the bed, the cleanliness of the room, the general ambiance of the property, and other metrics that helps pro...

As a woody wagon nerd, I’ve covered many here on The ClassicCars.com Journal, but never one from Plymouth. That now changes with our latest Pick of the Day — you can find this 1941 Plymou...

I hope you have your iTunes or Spotify account open and ready to play because it’s time for another music-themed installment of Car Connections! I picked three US Top 40 singles for the week en...

I've had Rivieras on the brain lately. Back in August, I attended the Millbrae Machines Motor Show as part of my visit to Monterey Car Week. One of the cars that stood out to me the most for its comp...