Some cars become instant hits and spawn immediate cult followings that make them desirable for years to come. Whereas others can be slow burners, sometimes taking decades to be appreciated by ...

Some car enthusiasts will remember the '60s as being the decade of the muscle car, but it was much more than that. American buyers' tastes shifted considerably, with domestic manufacturers offering ...

Classic trucks and muscle cars both promise nostalgia, noise, and weekend fun, but they behave very differently as purchases.

The classic car market has changed significantly in the past two decades, with various forces exerted upon it from within and without, leaving it almost unrecognizable today compared with how things ...

The '50s saw a wave of major changes affect the American auto market, with U.S. carmakers branching out with a wider variety of new models as a result of the post-war carmaking boom. Towards the end ...