Classic Cars

Discover the groundbreaking 1969 Pontiac Farago CF 428 concept car. Explore its visionary design and powerful performance in this in-depth article.

The S351 stood firmly in the realm of the Corvette, Viper, Ferrari F355, and Porsche 911. When compared to those supercars, the stellar Saleen was nothing short of a super-performance bargain

Classic cars can be a good investment, especially when rare or in excellent condition. Here are our top 10 classic cars to buy.

The 1970 custom van craze featured cozy shag carpeting, luxurious Captain's chairs, comfortable beds, unique bubble windows, sleek louvres, stylish spoilers, eye-catching mag wheels, distinctive custom horns, CB radios and way more—But the era was short-lived,—but its legacy lives on and continues to have a lasting impact on car culture today

The Ford SVT Mustang Cobra R was indeed a stormer, running to 60 mph in a Vette-killing 4.5 seconds, and the quarter mile in 12.9 seconds at 110 mph. The real strength of the Cobra R was around the race track, which is indicated by its Viper-challenging 1.01g on the skidpad

The SVT Lightning was an excellent performance value with a base price right around $32,000. It was far ahead of its time, and paved the way for all of the hot rod trucks we have today.

When you are cruising down the road, you invariably see some cool classic cars, and if you are anything like me you may feel the urge to get one

The new Dodge Barracuda is a great mystery lots of speculation surrounding, hopefully it will be made to resemble the famed 1970 version.

At one time, the Hummer was the ultimate American automobile. It was big, brash, and you didn't care about the gas mileage—Arnold Schwarzenegger had one. The Army had thousands.

Dodge Dakota R/T was designed to burn rubber and raise hell with a torque-happy 5.9L V8 and it does that brilliantly.