Classic & Collector Car Blog

Some Mustangs start life as a production car, get a few upgrades, and earn their “special” badge later. And then there’s the 2025 Ford Mustang GTD—a car that technically begins ...

Some cars impress you because they’re fast. Others because they’re rare.  And then there are cars like the 1959 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz—machines so extravagant that they feel more like rolling ...

From Rusted Relic to Doc Hudson: The Five-Year Restoration Story of Joe Wilcox For some car lovers, restoration is a hobby. For others, it’s an art. For Joe Wilcox, it’s ...

Some drivers chase horsepower numbers. Others want trophies, lap records, or quarter-mile slips they can show off to their friends. But for Dave, owner of Icon Automotive in Troy, Michigan, ...

The “Horrendously Beautiful” One-Off: Dominic Hayatt and His Gemballa E30 At the Limerock Historic Festival 43 concours, surrounded by decades of motorsport heritage, there’s one car that doesn’t just stand ...

Month in Motoring, October 2025  End of the Season For many car collectors in northern states, October signals the end of car season. It’s the time that cars head into ...

Month in Motoring, September 2025 The Resurgence of Early Autos Something old is new again. This is a saying that may have many meanings, but when it comes to collecting ...

When Phil Riley drives his 1963 Pontiac Tempest pro street car through Indianapolis, he’s not just turning heads; he’s rewriting the rules of what a classic Pontiac should be. In ...

The Sleeper Sedan: Why the 1995 Ford Taurus SHO Deserves Radwood Recognition When Adam Damer rolled into Radwood Detroit with his 1995 Ford Taurus SHO, he wasn’t bringing just another ...