Classic Cars

A 1974 Lamborghini Miura, once owned by the Saudi royal family and with just 3,578 miles on the odometer, is for sale.

The story of the one and only 1969 Chevrolet Corvair Yenko Stinger.

Lamborghini Montreal is selling a 1990 Lamborghini Countach with 83 miles on the odometer for about $563,000.

Lego's new Technic kit of Dom's Dodge Charger captures many of the details of the real thing thanks to its 1,077 pieces.

Every car builder in Italy wanted to be the next Ferrari. Alejandro De Tomaso created a wonderful marriage between sleek Italian design and American horsepower.

Lunaz is building turnkey electric classic cars that offer performance that matches modern EVs.

Ford is reprinting window stickers for classic Mustangs that fully match the originals, right down to the colors and fonts.

Sit back and enjoy this documentary on the history of the automobile.

Germany's eClassics is now selling an EV conversion for the original Microbus, complete with genuine VW components.

Before the Toyota Prius, America had a one-off hybrid built by lawnmower engine maker Briggs & Stratton.

A numbers matching 1969 Dodge Charger R/T has been fully restored and is now up for sale.

Live out your “Le Mans” fantasies in real life with Icon Engineering's stunning Porsche 917 replica.

Just five examples of the 1958 Fiat 600 Multipla Mirafiori were built, and the same owner has the last two surviving examples.

Jay Leno shows us the Brough Superior section of his garage for the first time and then takes one out for a spin.

The car, based on an XB-series 1973 Ford Falcon GT coupe, starred in the first two “Mad Max” movies.

RM Sotheby’s will offer the Tiga SC84 Sports 2000 with no reserve during its Amelia Island sale in March.

Yokohama's G.T. Special Y350 will be launched in Europe, but some have already made their way to the U.S.

Even among non-car enthusiasts, the Mercedes-Benz logo is one of the most recognizable symbols in the world. It’s elegant yet simple, consisting of a three-pointed star within a circle. But how did it come to be? The origins of the Mercedes-Benz logo actually date back to 1909, which predates...

Lance Stander's companies, Superformance and Hillbank, supplied many of the vehicles featured on the big screen for "Ford v. Ferrari."

Only one Jaguar XJ13 was built, and now you can own a replica of its V-12 engine.