Owning a classic American car with a Hemi engine appeals to many enthusiasts. However, a 1971 Dodge Charger R/T equipped with the 426 Hemi and 425 horsepower commands around $192,000 in good condition ...

The age of another person, or even a thing, is always gauged relative to one’s own. For those of us old enough, it’s hard to believe that automobiles built in the year 2000 are now nearly a ...

Three-wheeled cars are not for everyone. While some people love their captivating "Is it a car, or is it a motorcycle?" vibe, others simply are too trepidatious about their safety and often unorthodox ...

OTREBUSY, Poland (AP) — The very first car produced in Soviet-era Poland after World War II went on display Friday near Warsaw after it was tracked down in Finland during decades of searching and ...

The world’s oldest surviving VW Beetle, a fragile prototype that predates the production line legend, has been painstakingly ...

In September 1924, the world’s first intercity motorway opened between Milan and the small northern Italian city of Varese. Though it has been downgraded to a strada statale, about 3km of the original ...

Motorheads have long theorised that the extreme downforce generated by high-performance cars could one day let them drive upside down. Now, British carmaker McMurtry has turned that wild idea into a ...

Though the Corvette became the only GM sports car to make it into production, its divisions unveiled several breathtaking sports car concepts during the 1950s. Among those were Buick's Wildcats, three ...

The question of who was the “first” person or group to own something always gets murkier the closer you look. For years, bicycle and jewelry shop owner Henry R. Cromer was credited as owning the first ...

Automotive technology is at a fascinating place right now. We've got fully connected cars, a plethora of automakers all vying to lead the field in terms of autonomous driving, and more tech than we ...

Part of a continuing weekly series on Alaska history by local historian David Reamer. Have a question about Anchorage or Alaska history or an idea for a future article? Go to the form at the bottom of ...