The Corvette team wanted to take the car from front- to mid-engine for decades before they got the budget to develop the 2020 Stingray. Those decades of delay must have been frustrating at times, even ...

At this past weekend’s Grand National Roadster Show, the Petersen Automotive Museum helped curate 50 past winners of the America’s Most Beautiful Roadster and Al Slonaker Memorial Awards for the ...

In September 2001, General Motors confirmed the dark rumors that the 2002 model year would be the last for the F-Body Chevrolet Camaro and Pontiac Firebird. History has shown that the Camaro returned ...

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It was during the global pandemic in early 2020, and Joe Kaminkow suddenly found himself with some free time—a lot of free time. A world-renowned creator of video games, pinball machines, and slot ...

Launched in 1957, the 3500 GT stands out as Maserati’s first series-produced road car. Production figures vary depending on who you ask, but most historians agree that between 2,000 and 2,200 had been ...

Mazda unveiled the MX-5 Superlight Concept at the 2009 Frankfurt auto show. Created to celebrate the nameplate’s 20th birthday, the roadster was presented as a design study and not seriously ...

I am well aware of your love for large land yachts. I used to own a two-door Geo Metro that could probably fit in the trunk of one of your barges. The car was awesome on fuel mileage with my best at ...

When the little blue and white Alfa Romeo rolled off a semitruck in Brooklyn, I realized what my dog feels when I walk through the front door after having been gone for a few hours: pure, uninhibited ...

A nice thing about having a small collection of old cars is the chance to actually drive them once in a while. This may sound like a strange assertion, but many of us have cars that mostly sit, and ...

The first month of the year is also the busiest when it comes to classic car auctions. Over 6400 vehicles were on offer this January between the mega-sales in Florida and Arizona, and that’s not ...