General Motors awards a $500,000 grant to launch Manufacturing Futures, connecting 2,800 Michigan middle school students ...

Broad Arrow’s 2026 Zoute Concours Auction set a Belgian collector car auction record with €34.6 million in sales, led by a ...

Chester Rodney England founded C.R. England in 1920 and built the business with his two sons. The company grew into a nationally recognized carrier, guided by its founder’s emphasis on safety, family, ...

According to Plymouth paint chips, the 1968 Road Runner came in Medium Blue, Mist Blue, Midnight Blue, Electric Blue and Frost Blue. But this is the history — or should we say “mystery” — of the Petty ...

Parked across the hall from Dorothy’s ruby red slippers at Washington, D.C.’s National Museum of American History are two heavily metallic Impalas. The famous “six-three” and “six-four” Impalas are ...

Jim Schutz wasn’t sure what kind of car he wanted when he began snooping around for a new hobby vehicle last winter. He was just hoping he’d know the right one when he saw it. The right car turned out ...

Editor’s note: During a recent visit to the AACA Museum in Hershey, Pa., John Gunnell took the accompanying photos of a car known as the “Battlebird.” Having done some extensive research on this car ...

to this Ford of Canada 1957 Meteor Custom 300 Ranchero pickup. It is formerly part of the Jess Ruffalo Collection of Plainfield, Wis. “The 1957 Fleet of Mighty Mercury Trucks” is the title of Ford of ...

In this first part of a three-part series on the innovative 1955 Chevrolet, David Temple looks at the development of the small-block V-8 engine that was engineered for the all-new ’55 Chevrolet — and ...

If there were ever a fan club formed solely for the 1968 Pontiac Grand Prix, Joe Boccio might have to run for club president. It’s unlikely anybody around is a bigger fan of the big ’68 GP’s than ...

Packard’s recollection of the formation of “Ask the Man Who Owns One” was shown in this rendition for the car company’s 50th anniversary in 1949, as James Ward Packard instructed his secretary to use ...