American and European classics still command strong resale values, driven by rarity, cultural legacy, and sustained demand from collectors worldwide.

There’s a common myth that classic cars are reserved for deep-pocketed collectors and museum showrooms. But hidden beneath the high-dollar Ferraris and auction-stage muscle cars are dozens of stunning ...

While data from Hagerty shows that the classic car market has cooled in recent years, many desirable classics remain far from affordable. According to the outlet, average collector interest remains ...

The '50s saw a wave of major changes affect the American auto market, with U.S. carmakers branching out with a wider variety of new models as a result of the post-war carmaking boom. Towards the end ...