Classic Car articles

Growing up, Sue Kenny watched a lot of 'beach movies' and fell in love with the Volkswagen Beetle.

Paul Iannarone explains he was at an estate sale in Northwest Indiana 20 years ago when he found his 1961 Chevy Impala SS convertible.

The 1963 Dodge Dart, an attempt to compete with the Ford Falcon and the Chevy Corvair, was considered a compact car of the day.

In 2013, George Hansel was searching for a 'project car' he could fix up as a tribute to his father, a car enthusiast who had recently passed away.

Upon his retirement, John Zero, 76, was looking for a project to work on and he found this 1937 Ford Slantback gem on Craigslist.

This is a story about being in the right place at the right time, and a tale about how a car somehow became an irreplaceable part of one family's history.

One of the more distinct-looking vehicles, and one you don’t see every day, is the Meyers Manx dune buggy.

Fulfilling a childhood dream, Dan Floss, 56, bought his 1971 Pontiac Trans Am a few years ago.

Jimmy Tobias' 1959 Ford Skyline Retractable Fairlane 500 has been in his family since 1968.

Having a love for big cars with fins, Terry 'TJ' Brown found a beauty on eBay about eight years ago.

This 2024 Kia Sorento is one family hauler that looks great on the outside, and with some refreshing adds inside the cabin – it is equally compelling for passengers.

Today, the MINI Cooper Clubman in the John Cooper Works performance trim still garners plenty of looks from passersby and the public who likely see it as an oddity – or you might say it offers "personality." Either way you see it – it's a fun car to drive.

Between the GV sport-utility and the G70 sedan, the proof is right in front of you that Genesis is a world-class luxury brand worthy of being included in the conversation with the very best in the world. This sedan can do it all.

On the outside, my GX 550 Premium+ tester is polarizing when one considers what Lexus is and how most of the vehicles in the lineup look. Make no doubt, this Lexus can get at it off the pavement.

In addition to being a bit more focused on the "utility" of Subaru, throngs of customers enjoy the relatively reasonable pricing for a vehicle that for many decades had a penchant for reaching upwards of 200,000 miles.

The 2024 Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrofoglio is no value-priced luxury vehicle, landing at $7K less than the six-figure competition. Still, it has a lot of performance and a very distinct Italian aesthetic.

Hyundai's compact sedan has been a winner with the American consumer since the very first day it hit the showrooms. The 2024 Elantra got a facelift last year and it is an impressive offering in gas-power and hybrid.

When you look at the Volvo S90, it may surprise you that it is considered a mid-size sedan. The long, lean body and sleek lines are a chic luxury treatment from the Scandinavian automaker that impresses from the curb, and it feels much larger once inside the cabin.