Classic Car articles

In 1986, Wanda Barnes needed a job. Her friend Mike worked at TGS National Warehouse, and she soon focused her efforts on getting employed there.

Scott Davis admits he has had a longtime love for Buick Convertibles.

When Terri Niersbach and her husband, Justin, were in the market for a classic Ford in 2017, they turned to Facebook, where they immediately found a Ford that piqued their interest.

In September 1966, Steve Tischer was returning for his second year at William/Midwest Military Academy when one of his classmates was being dropped off by his mother, and it happened—he saw his very first 1967 Camaro Convertible.

When Bill Fritz's brother acquired a 1966 Oldsmobile 442 W30 from a friend at his high school, he intended to create an all-out racecar.

Todd Sternberg's story about his prized Grand Prix has some twists.

Vicki Gibbons, 63, bought her 1957 Cadillac Sedan DeVille three years ago as a retirement gift to herself.

Bruce Quintos said it was 1957 when he was hanging out with friends on the corner of 65th and Komensky Street in the West Lawn neighborhood of Chicago, and he got his first look at the world's best-looking car.

Frank Bilek, 65, got his first Karmann Ghia when he was 15 years old.

Gary Barber says from a young age he has always had an attachment to cars.

In 1986, Wanda Barnes needed a job. Her friend Mike worked at TGS National Warehouse, and she soon focused her efforts on getting employed there.

With a price tag starting at $52,600 for this upscale family mover, the Carnival Hybrid isn’t exactly budget-friendly, but it does offer a compelling mix of efficiency, innovation, and maybe the best part—exterior looks that are more SUV than minivan.

The 2025 Ford Explorer continues its tradition of blending performance, technology and family-friendly utility in a segment-leading midsize SUV.

Chevrolet’s long-anticipated move into the full-size electric pickup market has arrived in a big way with the 2025 Silverado EV. This EV version of one of America’s most recognizable trucks isn’t just a retrofit of the gas-powered model; it’s an EV design from the ground up.

The 2025 Nissan Rogue is a very interesting vehicle that delivers value along with a very comfortable SUV. Make no mistake, this midsize SUV puts its focus on comfort, along with recognizing that safety is a primary concern for young families.

The 2025 Mercedes-Benz AMG GLC 43 Coupe is a striking blend of athleticism, luxury, and practicality. As a coupe-style SUV, the GLC 43 leans heavily into style over utility.

The 2025 Lincoln Nautilus Black Label makes a strong visual impression and continues Lincoln’s push toward reestablishing itself as a leader in American luxury SUVs.

The 2025 Toyota Corolla Cross enjoys Toyota DNA paired with a fuel-efficient hybrid system. It’s not thrilling, but it gets the job done with competence, comfort, and just enough flair.