1927 Duesenberg Model X Sports Roadster

As so often happens in the restoration business, and probably only more frequently with such rare cars as Duesenbergs, Bill Dreist began the refurbishment of his 1927 Duesenberg Model X Sp...
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1930 Austin Seven Supersport – News

The Austin Seven was the Model T of England, the car that put Great Britain on wheels. So popular and so cheap to produce was the diminutive Seven, that its design was licensed around the w...

1931 Bugatti T51 Dubos Coupe

This car started life as a factory Grand Prix racer, driven by Chiron in 1931, and by Dreyfus in 1931 and 1932. Then it was sold to Parisian Andre Bith, who converted it for road use by si...

1934 Ford EcoBoost Hot Rod

Aiming to disprove the old saw that there’s no replacement for displacement, Ford has dropped its twin-turbocharged and direct-injected 3.5-liter EcoBoost V-6 into a SEMA-bound 1934 Ford t...

2010 Pontiac Firebird or GTO?

Every day, we get letters from readers asking us to write stories about things that, frankly, we don't know anything about. Recently, citing the well-known return of its longtime platform-m...

2011 Chevrolet Volt

General Motors is developing the Chevrolet Volt electric vehicle and its lithium-ion battery pack on parallel paths—and both have passed significant milestones en route to a targeted Novem...

1904 Fiat Racer

Oregonian George Wingard has owned this Fiat racer for a quarter century, which also happens to be 25 percent of the car’s age. Built in 1904, the big roadster is one of a run of just four...

1911 Olds Limited Touring

This car was the Ford Excursion of its day, known as the largest production car of 1911. Its six-cylinder engine displaced 707 cubic inches and produced 60 hp. It stands an imposing eight ...