Classic

Over five decades, the 23-window Volkswagen Microbus went from hippie icon to valuable collectible. Recently, VW dug into its archive for information and historical photos of this rare version of a 1960s icon.

M Division’s latest hardcore special faces off against its even more focused forebear

Instead of a gathering of around 150,000 people at the Las Vegas Convention Center, the annual SEMA Show for 2020 has become an online experience. The show began November 2 with the first unveilings under the SEMA360 format. 

A series of three online auctions, each of them dedicated to pieces of automotive and racing history collected by the late Phil Hill, one of the world’s most acclaimed racing drivers, has been announced by Gooding & Company.

Bidders buzz at traditional collector car sales when the auctioneer shouts, “The reserve is off!”

Any guess as to identity of the car shown above? 

FAC’s Jeep division may own the trademark, but the original general-purpose vehicle produced for the U.S. Army for World War II was a group effort by the American automobile manufacturers and their suppliers. 

This stunning objet d’art 1936 Delahaye 135 Competition convertible, authenticated by Club Delahaye and Figoni records as the original body (Figoni #581) and chassis (Delahaye #46864), is a piece unique, one of the world’s most highly awarded cars and a consistent 100-point concourse winner. It’s listed on ClassicCars.com and is […]

Ready or not, electric-powered motorsports is spreading rapidly and, if history is repeated, it will accelerate the development of road-going electric vehicles just as petroleum-powered racing did more than a century ago.

The Pick of the Day is a 1955 Chevy 210 street rod that looks like everything was done right, with great workmanship and tasteful customization.   The overall effect is a classic cruiser as it might have been done in period.