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Photography courtesy Porsche AG, Ennstal Classic, Curt Smith and RudolphSimon. The Porsche Museum in Zuffenhausen, Germany, is an ultra-modern facility housing roughly 80 of the most influential and historic models in this company’s history. But the majority of those cars Read more

1958 Chevrolet Bel Air Impala convertible. Photos courtesy Vicari Auctions. First-year Chevrolet Impala convertibles are desirable cars, but very few automobiles represent a guaranteed investment. Last August, a 1958 Impala convertible bearing a VIN ending in 87624 crossed the block Read more

Trackless train photos courtesy BusTalk.info. With all the focus recently on the 1964 World’s Fair and the release of the Ford Mustang, we thought it would be interesting to jump back another 25 years to another World’s Fair held in Read more

With all the high-dollar restorations and “barn-find” originals out there, it’s tough to keep in mind that the natural progression for most old cars is to simply stay on the road, still earning their keep, and receiving the occasional upgrade Read more

1947 Cadillac S&S ambulance, built by Hess and Eisenhardt. Photos courtesy Warren Skonieczny and the Milwaukee Fire Museum. Bought for use on the scene of some of Brew City’s biggest fires, Milwaukee Fire Department Ambulance No. 1 could handle the Read more

Photo by Whistlepunch. If you’ll be traveling around London, England, this week, you may have a chance to relive a bit of history, thanks to an unlikely influence. The International Business Times is reporting that a three-day strike by staff Read more

1986 Chrysler Laser. Photos courtesy ProductionCars.com. Looking to draw buyers out of import showrooms and into Chrysler dealerships, in 1984 Chrysler introduced a model it billed as the brand’s “first sports car,” and later as the “first front-wheel drive sports Read more