Classic Cars

Tuner cars defined the "Fast and Furious" franchise early on, but muscle cars have been featured throughout the series as well.

A part of the car James Dean died in was just sold and may soon turn up in a museum.

A specialist dealer has the ultimate collection for Aston Martin DB5 fans.

Lunaz has ambitions to become the go-to company for OEMs looking to source EV technology, similar to Rimac.

The DeLorean-based time machine of "Back to the Future" is today a cult icon, but can you believe the original plan was to use a refrigerator?

If you can't afford an original Mercedes-Benz 300SL, maybe this is the next best thing.

Porsche helped develop and build the Mercedes-Benz 500 E touring sedan that arrived with V-8 power 30 years ago.

British firm Everrati is building electric conversions of classic sports cars, including the 964-generation Porsche 911.

The "Big Oly" Ford Bronco that Parnelli Jones drove to victory at the 1971 and 1972 Baja 1000 sold for $1.7 million at the Mecum Indianapolis auction plus auction fees.

Not one, but two stunning Duesenbergs recently went under the hammer at a Mecum auction.

A Corvette raced by Briggs Cunningham and thought lost forever was sold during the 2021 Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance.

Well-heeled buyers have a chance to own a piece of rally history at an upcoming RM Sotheby's auction.

Jay Leno discovers that there are still young folk interested in cars.

Ferrari built just 39 examples of its 250 GTO homologation special, and Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason happens to own one of them.

VW will soon launch an electric spiritual successor to the Microbus in the U.S., but it won't be the first electric Bus sold here.

A '90s-era Nissan Z IMSA GTO race car with several wins under its belt, including at Road Atlanta, can be yours.

The GTO Engineering Squalo may look like a classic car, but its V-12 puts modern engines to shame.

He’s owned more than 100 through the years and you can learn a lot from his experience.

It depends on whether you want to drive, watch, or become involved as a corner worker.

"The Tool Man" himself, Tim Allen, shows off his eclectic car collection.