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1957 Ferrari 335S. Photos courtesy Artcurial. When Artcurial sold a historically significant, ex-works Ferrari 335S for 32,075,200 euros (now, $35.6 million) at its Paris auction on Friday, February 5, it was quick to point out that the car had set Read more

With an eye on ensuring a place for historic vehicles as autonomous cars and other new technologies become commonplace, the Federation Internationale des Vehicules Anciens has declared 2016 as World Motoring Heritage Year and will bring the global discussion on Read more

Photo by John Butte. [Editor’s Note: While the Silver Streak Model T recently came off its exhibit at Peoria’s Riverfront Museum, it’ll soon move on to a somewhat bigger stage: the Model T Museum in Richmond, Indiana. To get the Read more

Story and photos by Joe Essid. In the first two parts of Project Apollo, I discussed finding, buying, and shipping my vintage car. That part of the story had largely been out of my hands, but once the car showed Read more

While narrowing down a location for one of last week’s Hartford carspotting scenes, we had help from a few other photos in the collection Joe Sokola provided us that showed some key overlap. For example, look to the third photo Read more

Older resto, probably needs a little cosmetic work, but this 1968 Ford Galaxie XL fastback for sale on Hemmings.com still looks sharp in photos and the Q-code 340hp 428 – the largest engine available in the full-size cars that year Read more

Images courtesy Geoff Hacker. A half-century is a long time for a car to hide out, away from prying eyes and offers to buy it, even longer when that car looks like a jet engine on wheels and graced many Read more

Hurley Haywood and Peter Gregg. Still image from Kickstarter video preview. Peter Gregg was one of the most successful road racers of the 1970s, and with racing partner Hurley Haywood, put the Brumos Porsche team in the international spotlight. A Read more