ClassicCars.com Journal

To say that the Jeep community is strong would be a massive understatement. Jeep people, or as a friend calls them, “Jeeple,” get together every year for massive overlanding-style excursions in and around the Moab, Utah area. There is an event coming up called the Labor Day ...

My wife’s Uncle Larry is a real character. He’s a car guy, makes a great steak, and introduced me to the TV show “Columbo.” Instead of a “whodunit” mystery, each case is more like a “howcatchem” game of psychology. That’s kind of how Car Connections ...

In light of the 100-year birthday of Route 66 — and an upcoming milestone for his GMC pickup — my friend Gary decided to take a 493-mile, nine-hour round-trip...

The fifth-generation Mercedes-Benz S-Class was very much a return to form for the brand, correcting many (if not most) of the complaints owners had about the previous two versions. Still a technological tour de force, Mercedes took great care in replacing the plastic interior pieces found in the earlier two generations with metal and also added more wood and ...

Has anyone ever asked why quad headlights tend to be horizontal? When they became legal in the U.S. in 1957, it seems just about every brand save Nash and Lincoln featured quads, one next to the other. Lincoln then went canted, to be joined by Chrysler and DeSoto. Dodge even played with asymmetry in 1962-63, but none of that really prepared the world for our ...