Classic

The Pick of the Day is a resto-mod you probably didn’t see coming, a 1949 Hudson Commodore club coupe packed with performance and built by a famous custom shop from a low-mileage original.

“Moke is an iconic British brand that has always evoked feelings of fun and freedom,” said Isobel Dando, chief executive of Moke International Limited, as the brand announced its return September 16.

As I perused this ad in ClassiCars.com, Bo Diddley filled my head…

Like so many of us, James Cowen likes scale-model cars. The difference, however, is that when he couldn’t find a particular model — he wanted a model of a car he owned and none existed — he started his own model-making company.

The countdown clock is ticking away as the first batch of cars up for bidding on the new AutoHunter collector car online auction site approach hammer time.

In a recent article on this website, Andy Reid suggested that instead of spending 6 figures to restore a car, you should consider spending more to buy one that’s already undergone that process, which would most-likely wind up costing less in the long run. 

“This is likely the most comprehensive public exhibition of ‘Hemi-power’ ever assembled,” the AACA Museum in Hershey, Pennsylvania, says of “Yeah, It’s Got A Hemi!”  The exhibit, featuring more than 35 vehicles and nearly 20 engine and cutaway displays, opened earlier this month. 

Stirling Moss Memorial Trophy to feature stunning classics pedalled by the late motorsport legend

Yesterday, we presented Australian auto insurance company Budget Direct’s video review of Motor Trend cars of the year. Today, the venue moves to England and the cars of the year as selected by What Car? magazine.

In what the automaker is calling “a move unprecedented in the Maranello marque’s 70-year-plus history,” Ferrari has unveiled a new car online. The car is the Portofino M, which Ferrari adds is the “latest evolution of the Prancing Horse’s 2+ GT spider.”