Classic

The story of the Alfa Romeo T33/2 chassis number 015 is a remarkable tale of racing pedigree, international intrigue, and survival against the odds—a journey that has taken it from the heart of Italian motorsport to the wilds of Africa, and soon, to the a...

Club 612, London's new classic and passion car community, was founded by Richard Harrison, insurance barrister and long-time classic car collector, and Ashley Chalak, founder one of London's finest Ferrari and Maserati specialists.

Four highly desirable British classics from a private collection, including a rare Bentley, are going under the hammer with H&H Classics at its first Millbrook Sale.

The bright blue bus will need a lot of work to get in tip-top shape again, but VW is doing it free of charge.

Come on, you know you could use this 1970 Honda N600 in your life.

The Hemi is back! Tim Kuniskis, Ram's CEO, announced that the beloved V-8 is returning to the half-ton Ram pickup lineup.

A 50-year-old Toyota Celica and one passionate owner show what happens when you have vision and the wherewithal to stick with it.

Replicas of Eleanor, the well-known Mustang from Gone in 60 Seconds, can legally be built, states the latest in a long line of court rulings.

Jamie Kitman gets behind the wheel of Volkswagen's latest Tiguan and sees a bit of the brand's past—and its future—in the compact SUV.

History, values and buying tips for the long-running Jeep CJ-5

Detail your car like an expert with these top tips from Autoglym's car-care guru.

AI is constantly on the news, but what does it mean for the car hobby? Dave Kinney weighs in on where AI might be useful, and where it isn't.

The best engines are the ones that give you chills just thinking about them. Here are some of the Hagerty Media team's favorite mills.

Pete needed a little help from friends to get the best from the Mk1. You stepped up in fine style

Perhaps the single coolest car event in the world, Rétromobile, will be coming to New York City next year, marking the first time it's been held outside Paris.

Anyone is now free to free to make their own Eleanor replicas, which brings me to my plea: Please don't.