Restoring a classic car is as much about the hunt for authentic parts as it is about the build itself. From trusted suppliers to swap meets, knowing where and how to look can save time, money, and ...

Restoring a classic car can get quite expensive if the said vehicle is in very poor condition. But there are a few ways to save big bucks when getting spare parts. Keeping an eye out for overpriced ...

One of the oldest American car brands, Dodge has a rich history that dates back over 100 years. The company produced its first car in 1914 and has since become a renowned symbol of dependable American ...

Given the crossover between people who like classic cars and those who like other complicated devices in general—and vintage wristwatches specifically—it’s a little surprising that the car clock often ...

If you own a classic Honda and you’ve been struggling to find original parts, your luck just improved. The Japanese automaker has rolled out a new program designed to supply genuine parts and ...

Toyota has been reproducing spare parts for some of its most beloved classics in recent years, including iconic models like the Supra, AE86, and even the uber-rare 2000GT. These parts are developed by ...

When it comes to owning a classic car, reliability is often a top priority. While some vintage rides might spend more time in ...

New technology isn’t just benefiting new vehicles; electric conversion allows fleet managers to save costs and classic car ...

If you want a one of a kind car and customizing a model that’s mass produced is still too mainstream for you, how about buying a cruiser that has been built from scratch using parts and design cues ...

An 'internationally renowned' classic car business dealing in Citroens from the 1940s to 90s has been listed for sale in ...

Chevrolet began in 1911 as a partnership between former GM boss William Durant and Swiss race driver Louis Chevrolet. At the time, there were 270 American car brands in the United States, and ...