classic car

Do you remember the The Hudson Hornet?  It was produced by the Hudson Motor Car Company of Detroit, Michigan between 1951 and 1954. It was one of the best racing cars of the 1950’s.

If I ever hit it big on the Mega millions there is only one car I would ever want, the 1981 DeLorean DMC-12. Now of course I wouldn't just want the car, I’d want to modify it. I’d want to drive around town in the same car that Mart McFly hit 88 mph in.

Not every Classic Car is a classic because of it’s beauty or amazing speed. Sometimes it’s because they were so junky that everyone gets a good chuckle when ever you mention them. That’s what people do when they hear about the Pintos. The Ford Pinto was meant to be a simple vehicle that Ford could put together with a little time and money. Honestly, it showed. Steap on your seat belt and hope to g

Back in 1966 maybe you made a trip to the cinemas to catch the movie Psycho. If you missed that, you were pretty bummed out when CBS backed out of plans to broadcast it because they deemed the movie “too violent for at-home viewing”. Let's cheer you up with this Classic Car today, we are taking a look at the 1966 Chevrolet Corvette. It's probably one of the nicest vintage cars from the 60's. Read

Quick, what’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of a 1964 Mercury Comet Caliente with 576,000 miles on it? You probably envisioned it being restored, housed in a glass case a la Cameron’s dad’s Ferrari in ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off,’ right? It’s surely not street legal or safe any longer, right? Wrong.

Our Classic Car feature usually talks about vintage cars, but let's take a trip to 2012 for one day and talk about the hottest car at the New York International Auto Show this year. We are talking about the Terrafugia Transition, a two-seat airplane with foldable wings, four wheels, and turn signals. It's the future of flying cars.

Cars today just don’t have any style. They have no vintage feel to them what soever. I understand the need to make them small, and have great gas mileage but still I’d drive a 1968 Ford Mustang every day of the week if I could. Let’s take a look at our Classic Car of the day the 1968 Ford Mustang Fastback.

Baseball season is back! Pitchers and catchers are reporting to their camps all over Arizona and Florida but only one player made a splash by driving his latest rebuilt classic car to camp! Philadelphia Phillies ace, Roy Halladay, drove into the team's Clearwater camp in his recently restored classic hot rod...

Feeling pressure from their competition, Ford needed to make the Mustang more powerful so it could keep up with its competitors. The answer came in the form of a larger car. With the production of the 1967 Ford Mustang, Ford would be able to keep up with the big dogs on the road. It's truly one of my dream cars, so let's take a look at the 67 Mustang.

Most women won't admit that they care about the car a man drives, but let's be honest, they're lying. The car you drive sends a signal to them the kind of money you're making and also your overall attitude toward life. Interesting right?