Many enthusiasts would love to buy the classic car of their dreams, but while affordability is often their primary concern, ...

With a 550-horsepower twin-turbocharged V8, the CT6-V Blackwing is the rare, fierce, and forgotten Cadillac super sedan.

American car buyers in the 1950s were primed for chrome, comfort, and a sense of postwar optimism, but some new models still ...

In the 1950s, American luxury cars did more than move people from driveway to downtown, they broadcast status in chrome, ...

The new, novel way of delivering fuel to an engine first debuted in an American car in 1957. Officially, the first car to use ...

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The 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix podium finishers traded their state-of-the-art Formula 1 cars for a truly unique cool-down vehicle: a fully drivable, life-sized 1950s Cadillac Fleetwood Sixty Special ...

Can you imagine spending today's equivalent of $169,000 on a Cadillac in 1987? That’s what someone did when they walked into a showroom and signed for a brand-new Allanté, the most expensive car ...

This beautiful 1950 Plymouth Deluxe PE Convertible on Exotic Car Trader with an upgraded V8 engine combines classic looks with contemporary power. The Plymouth Deluxe was introduced in 1933, with ...

General Motors is, as always, currently doing better than expected. It's at around 2.2 million deliveries across the US automotive market after the first nine months of the year, while the period of ...

It was 1999 when Cynthia Clapham’s boyfriend agreed to sell his 1972 Cadillac convertible to her for $5,000. “He had bought the car, and I told him at the time if he ever decided to sell it, I wanted ...

Throughout the history of the automobile, one type of car that American consumers have always loved is a big, huge, long convertible. Back in the early 1900s basically everything was a convertible or ...