ClassicCars.com Journal

In this final installment of cars I saw during my trip to Argentina in March/April, I’ll go over the cars I didn’t see. Many of these are homegrown, though there’s a badge-engineered vehicle here ‘n there. One of them you may even lust after, so r...

A groundbreaking “dream car,” the 1956 Buick Centurion XP-301 concept was way ahead of its time when it debuted 70 years ago at GM’s Motorama.

Aside from its bubble-top design, the car also boasted some advanced technology: There was a...

Right now on AutoHunter, you can find this 20,421-mile 1996 Dodge Viper GTS, which is powered by an 8.0-liter V-10 paired with a six-speed manual ...

The rebirth of Rolls-Royce after its acquisition by BMW is nothing short of amazing. After buying the naming rights to Rolls-Royce, BMW built an entirely new factory in Goodwood and ever since has been producing some of the most desirable (and what are probably the finest) cars ever created. Within its model line, there are cars that stand out to an even higher level. One of ...

Have you ever heard of a time when a manufacturer offered to buy back a certain model — and not because of any sort of safety or equipment recall, but because of an advertising discrepancy? As it turns out, that’s what happened 25 years ago when Mazda