Chevrolet is a tried and true American automaker with many well-known models -- but throughout its history the company has ...

The Triumph Mayflower’s awkward proportions and disappointing performance ensured it became little more than a curious footnote in automotive history. 2. **Nash/Austin Metropolitan (1954–62)**: ...

If the recent Mecum’s auction held at Del Monte Golf Course is anything to go by, achieving A$79.8 million sales, there's ...

The SS Badger made its first voyage on March 21, 1953. Its last operational voyage was Nov. 16, 1990, but it was revived in ...

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Classic muscle cars are known for their power and bold design, but their biggest flaw is terrible fuel efficiency. Legends ...

The 1960 Plymouth Belvedere was a car that embodied the spirit of 1950s America. With its sleek lines and powerful engine, it ...

The sixties of the twentieth century were the decade of muscle cars in the American automotive industry. They impressed with ...

In NASCAR’s seven-race history at the Charlotte Motor Speedway Road Course, Chevrolet is the only manufacturer with multiple wins in both of NASCAR’s top two divisions, with the Bowtie brand heading ...

Buckle up, car enthusiasts! Join us as we explore the most forgettable cars of the 1940s, a decade that witnessed some of the biggest flops in automotive history, launching models that fizzled rather ...

MotorTrend has seen countless models come and go in our 75 years, but there’s only one nameplate that’s been part of the automotive scene for the entirety of our existence: the Chevrolet Suburban.

For this check-on in Hagerty Marketplace, we’re focusing on three very different cars that still have quite a bit in common and could fill the same role in a collection. Each is V-8–powered and each ...