Classic

A 1929 Duesenberg Model J roadster owned and restored by Dwight C. Schaubach took Best of Show honors this past weekend at the Greenbrier Concours d’Elegance at the famed resort and spa at White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia.

The all-American motorsport of drag racing blossomed during the decade of the 1950s, and by 1959, when this film was made by the National Hot Rod Association, had become a hot bed of private-team efforts to squeeze 10ths of seconds out of quarter-mile ETs.

The world’s first production Land Rover, historically significant yet left outside to rot for almost four decades, then hidden in a barn for nearly another two decades until it was “liberated,” is the subject of a new book, JUE 477, by Land Rover expert Martin Port.

If you really want to venture away from pavement to explore the wilderness that awaits — and with assurance that you’re likely to get back home after your adventure — a crossover vehicle with all-wheel drive doesn’t cut it. You need a real sport utility vehicle, one with body-on-frame architecture, […]

Early each November, the collector car world focuses on England and the annual London to Brighton Veteran Car Run, which the Royal Automobile Club stages to commemorate Emancipation Run of 1896 and the end of the British law requiring a person carrying a red flag to run ahead of any […]

Icon 4X4 has unveiled its first Old School Edition Thriftmaster, a hand-crafted custom version of a 1950s Chevrolet pickup that combines classic truck styling with up-to-date performance and features.

For 2021, Dodge is expanding the Challenger’s sexy Widebody option to more models in the retro-styled muscle car’s lineup.

Honda’s Civic Type R and Si already are popular “future classics” and their appeal is likely to increase with the announcement that Honda Performance Development and the Skip Barber Racing School will use specially prepared versions in racing school and track day programs.

The Volkswagen Type 2 pickup truck is beloved by VW fanatics, in either its single-cab or double-cab versions, for both its utility and its cool hippie vibe.  Just one thing, though; like all unmodified Types 2 models, it’s mighty slow. 

“Self-driving cars, hydrogen fuel and flying vehicles – big things are being planned for the motor industry, but what about the predictions of the past?” wondered British vehicle financing specialist Rivervale Leasing.