Classic

In this episode of According To You, we share the answers given by Hagerty Media readers when asked about the worst vehicle facelifts.

This 1951 Chevy is helping students at Arsenal Technical High School learn the basics of mechanics and preparing them for the future.

Retromobile New York is scheduled to open its doors in November 2026. It will be the first time that the event is held outside of France.

Since auto emissions were first discovered to be a major pollutant, scientists and automakers have been working to control them.

Even as a teen in the '60s, Martins loved special, high-power Pontiacs. His 454-swapped '99 SLP Firehawk is the latest and greatest.

No matter the concept, the "Bugeye" Austin-Healey Sprite is one of the ultimate blank canvases for sports-car satisfaction.

Rough around the edges, especially in infotainment, the new-for-2025 Subaru Forester appeals more to heart than head.

Almost a hundred years ago, Cadillac changed the luxury car game with its V16 range of cars. This one pays homage to one of the rarest.

It’s a beautiful blend of style, performance, and that unmistakable Ferrari spirit that made the brand legendary. Back in the ’50s, Ferrari was starting to shift gears from making purely race-focused machines to creating road cars that were just as stunni...

In more than four decades, the Grand Prix showcased all sorts of engines. But one stands out for its horsepower ... though it comes with an asterisk.

For this Piston Slap installment, we look at reproduction exhaust systems for older vehicles and how to ensure they're done right.

Tom Maoli's stunning 1932 Duesenberg Model J was awarded Best in Show at the 2025 Greenwich Concours d'Elegance.

In 2010 Alfa Romeo celebrated its centenary by collaborating with Zagato and Dodge on the rare TZ3 Stradale.

Rob Siegel has a dilemma: what to do with all the car parts he's accumulated over his years in the hobby.

Eric Wardlaw's Great-Aunt Grace put 190,000 miles on this Mustang LX 5.0. Now that it's his, Eric's covering ground of his own.

The U.K.'s Millbrook Proving Ground celebrates its 55th year in 2025. Nik Berg recalls a misspent youth on its array of test tracks.