The Gentlemen's Muscle Car that you could drive fast with class! Buick's Gran Sport name became synonymous with high performance power as soon as it started production in 1965 with its 400ci V8, w...

The XKE series Jaguar was an instant success from the moment it appeared at the automotive seen in 1961! As each new generation was improved from the last, it continued to offer more and more to th...

With the Porsche 356 departing from the model lineup, the new 911 was finally making its way to dealership showrooms in 1965. A complete redesign to the classic Porsche shape, now fitted with a la...

When the Duesenberg brothers teamed up to engineer specialized racing engines for vehicles, good things transpired for those lucky enough to own one. In fact, a Duesenberg finished 10th at the Ind...

Any roadgoing street version of Enzo Ferrari's mid-engine, flat-12 racecars have always been an obsession for collectors to own and enjoy. These became available for the first time with the Berlin...

Created by industrial designer, Brook Stevens, who was responsible for innovations spanning some 60 years! With his automobile passion and career with Studebaker, he designed his own vehicle along...

The Mercedes Benz SSK was heralded as the greatest sportscar to come out of Europe in the 1930's, which stood for Super Sport Kurz (or Super Sport Short) due to the short wheelbase classification. ...

The Chrysler Imperial line was introduced in 1926 with the intention to rival other luxury brands of the time including Cadillac, Lincoln, Duesenberg, Pierce Arrow, Cord and Packard. Imperials bec...

Beginning in 1949, the first production run of Porsche 356's are made, and a true legend was born, both in racing innovations and in precision engineering. The gorgeous shape of these magnificent ...

Chevrolet was continuing a very successful model in 1959 with only a few changes to the car which included new one-piece door panels with the armrest and door handle relocated for extra elbow space...

The A6 series has been a staple for Audi since beginning in 1994 and as of now is in its 5th generation. This series currently offers a full-size sedan and a 5-door wagon or “Avant” style model. ...

Gorgeous restoration with modern appointments hidden underneath! Brand new, polished Edelbrock crate engine producing 320horsepower, billet serpentine accessory belt system, MSD ignition, Keisler ...

The new C8 Generation of Corvette came with some serious fanfare and excitement as the new mid-engine design was going to be a great departure from traditional American front engine V8 platform. I...

First shown at the 1948 London Motor Show, the XK120 concept immediately set the automotive world on fire. Combining a curvaceous body with a world-class motor capable of taking the car up to 120 ...

Designed by Richard Teaque with influence from the 1952 Pan American experimental sports car, the new 1953 Packard Caribbean was a mid-year introduction to the market. Clean, understated lines rea...

Style in the 1950s was abundant; a time when real design studio ideas found their way to the end product. The Packard Caribbean was introduced in 1953 as the top-of-the-line convertible model, bui...

Ford Performance introduced the newly designed Shelby GT500 in 2020 directly following the final rollout of their very successful Shelby GT350 platform from 2015-2020. The fresh GT500 was a remark...

The golden era of the muscle car was still going strong and 1970 will forever represent the most powerful, factory built, carbureted engines ever to reign on the streets of America. Chevrolet's Ch...

California kept, low mileage E-Type convertible showing only 14,587 miles! Features original V12 engine, automatic transmission, air conditioning, chrome wire spoke wheels, and more! A superb car...

Well known for year-to-year design changes, Cadillac once again outdid themselves with the1958 model lineup! New this year were the mandated quad headlights, along with a wider “jeweled” grill and...

The Hummer H1 is based off the US military's M998 Humvee released by AM General in 1984, was officially offered for public consumption on March 14th, 1992. With (slightly) more creature comforts, ...

"Everyone loves a woody; A piece of art deco furniture you can drive; America's favorite parade car or fun for six on a night out at the drive-in." This is how Chrysler's legendary Town & Country w...

As the European sports car market invaded the United States after WWII, American auto manufacturers took notice. Very few, if any, produced a 2-seater oriented sportscar. By the early 1950's, Jag...

Leading into the third year of sales, the GTO continued to find sales soaring in popularity. Because of this, GM finally gave the GTO its own model line versus being a performance package option f...

Chevrolet was continuing a very successful Corvette model in 1958 with only a few changes to the car which included new fiberglass body panels that now included dual front headlights and integrated...