1966 Ghia Duesenberg is a time capsule during a time when the resurgence of classic era vehicles was a real possibility.

BY JOHN DINKEL This is the story of the Triumph Shitfire. The story begins here. Born in Turin, Italy, Shitfire designer Giovanni Michelotti worked for coach...

In 1955, my uncle Tom Hendee, searched for the right car to be a surprise 50th birthday gift from my aunt to her husband, Carl Mueller, a longtime member and...

It all started in 1972 at the VMCCA Duster's Meet held annually at the Museum of Transportation at Larz Anderson Park in Brookline MA. There I spotted a pris...

This 1931 Packard is one of just five in existence, and the only one with rear mounted spare and 1932 factory "update package." Packard offered dealers the o...

Ferrari: Race to Immortality chronicles grand prix racing during the 1950s, one of deadliest decades in motorsport. The film is due out on DVD and video-on-d...

If you clicked on this headline, my guess is you're a diehard Alvis aficionado or hit the mouse by mistake! Truth is, Alvis is a largely unknown name in the ...

Full disclosure: I'm a Facebook junkie. Apart from the joy of reuniting with hometown friends and classmates, not to mention familiar and new car faces, I th...

Each July, mailboxes around the globe will host yet another year's tenderly packed judge's packet from the Pebble Beach Concours. As I recall, about 12 years...

Vermont is home to a number of unusual and offbeat destinations and experiences. The latest addition to the landscape comes from Vermont car collector Paul Z...

From the very talented writing team of Nick Candee and Stephen Archer comes the definitive work on the landmark DB4GT. Follow this link to order your copy! #...

Sure wish my dad was alive to see this! Noted Wall Street Journal columnist A.J. Baime featured our 1923 Model A Duesenberg in his June 22, 2014 My Rides col...