History

Online and live auctions move tens of thousands of enthusiast cars every year—and the trend’s still heating up. Bring a Trailer alone crossed roughly $1.5 billion in sales in 2024, while market trackers show brisk activity across virtually every era, from post-war icons to ‘90s heroes.

Davey Allison had one of the greatest careers in NASCAR history despite a life cut tragically short.

The Datsun 510 debuted in 1967 as an affordable practical compact for the American market and quickly positioned Nissan as a major competitor on the world stage.

We’re counting down the most overrated cars of all time, according to gearheads who know a real driver’s car when they see one. Some of these models might really surprise you. Others…well, they’ve had it coming.

Car brands often feel like permanent fixtures on the automotive landscape…until they’re not. The following are 20 once-iconic nameplates that enthusiasts assumed would always be around—plus the market shifts, corporate decisions, and economic headwinds that sent each one to the scrapyard in the sky.

Get ready to put the pedal to the metal on your automotive knowledge! From roaring muscle cars of the ’60s to ground-breaking electric rides of today, America’s car history is packed with speed, style, and innovation. In this quiz, we’ll take you on a joyride through decades of iconic models, legendary engineers, and unforgettable moments on the road.

From paralyzing snowstorms to mass migrations gone sideways, the worst traffic jams ever recorded involved miles-long standstills, tens of thousands of stranded drivers, and in some cases, days before movement resumed.

Whether you’re into vintage race legends, iconic muscle cars, or old-school European luxury, the classic car market is packed with jaw-dropping collectibles. We’re counting down the 25 most collectible classic cars in the world—from rare Ferrari beauties to American muscle royalty.

Frank Sinatra’s car collection was as smooth and stylish as his legendary voice. From American classics to European exotics, each vehicle he owned reflected his impeccable taste and status as an icon of elegance. Here’s a look at some of the most notable cars that graced Sinatra’s garage.

In every era of automotive history, a few daring machines break free from convention. These are the cars that didn’t just compete—they redefined what cars could be. They introduced new technologies, daring designs, and forward-thinking philosophies that were often misunderstood or ahead of market demand. While some faded into obscurity or flopped commercially, their influence echoed across decades of design and engineering.

When it comes to American cars, names like Ford, Chevrolet, and Dodge tend to dominate the conversation. But the U.S. automotive landscape is full of hidden gems—marques that, while often short-lived or niche, dared to innovate and left behind vehicles worth celebrating. Here are the greatest obscure American car companies (and their greatest hits) that you've never heard of.

Some of these Porsches were built for the racetrack, rather than the road. Others were built to honor Porsche anniversaries. All are exceedingly rare, with no more than dozen or so being built of each one. Let's examine the rarest Porsches ever built.