#ClassicCars

The automotive business is a lot like nature; only the strong survive. Accordingly this industry’s slow lane is littered with the bloody corpses of deceased marques. Once-proud companies like Pontiac, Hupmobile, Willys-Knight and Hudson are long gone but not all of them are forgotten.

BMW is taking the initiative to restore a classic formerly owned by Elvis Presley.

If you’re studying design and have a love for cars, you’ll want to check out what Volkswagen has to offer.

A 1957 Ferrari Testa Rossa has become the most expensive car ever sold in Britain at $39 million.

The 2014 classic-car auction season opened with a bang at Scottsdale, Arizona last week with the Barrett-Jackson event tallying up a total of $249 million in auctions.

It seems like it was just yesterday that the Fiat 500 made its official North American debut at the LA Auto Show, but that was three years ago.

To celebrate 57 years of its iconic model, Fiat has released a special 1957 Edition variant of its popular 500 compact car.

The Ferrari 250 GTO continues its reign as the world’s most expensive car, with a 1963 racer selling for $52 million.

Ring Brothers is heading to the 2013 SEMA Show with a custom 1965 Ford Mustang packing NASCAR power under the hood.

The story of Irv Gordon and his three-million mile Volvo P1800 journey will come to a peak today as Gordon will reach the milestone while driving on the Seward Highway in Alaska.

This weekends Concours d’Elegance in Monterey California raised quite a few eyebrows. Not only did we catch the debut of stunning cars like the BMW M4 concept and the Cadillac Elmiraj concept, classic collectors were given the chance to lay down cash on some of the most exotic cars in the world. 

Is it possible for gear heads to do something good with their obsession of all things automotive?

Auctions America will be holding its inaugural auction on August 1-3 in Burbank, Calif. and will feature more than 400 qualify collector cars with over half of them offered with no reserve.

Exciting news emerged today about a custom Jaguar MKII, but it isn’t the car that’s building anticipation. It’s the designer.

It’s been almost three years since we reported that Irv Gordon wanted to hit three-million miles in his 1966 Volvo P1800, and the Guinness Book of Records holder will achieve that milestone this year.