An Australian enthusiast has transplanted a 1964 Type 34 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia with the heart of a Porsche 911.

I’ve nearly made a cottage industry if not a career out of writing about “The Big Seven” things likely to strand a car, particularly a vintage car, on a road trip. A few weeks ago, a Hagerty Drivers Club Magazine piece of mine was reprinted here online th...

The Hagerty Hill Climb has become a fabulous rolling car show that highlights the eclectic nature of Britain’s car enthusiast community.

Lamborghini's CTO anticipates a generation of buyers who say, "Okay, the old combustion thing is cool." Synthetic fuel could be the key.

This vintage-looking Chevy C20 pickup has modern Silverado 4x4 underpinnings. It's a new kind of restomod truck concept from Icon.

We continue down the long, winding path of emissions systems, focusing on the biggest contributor to vehicle emissions—the exhaust.

A rare Cadillac XLR-V from 2008 has surfaced on Hagerty Marketplace. We take a closer look at this forgotten classic.

An early highlight of the 2025 Monterey auctions, CSX 2003 is one of the very first Shelby Cobras ever made.

Follow these steps, and set yourself and your garage up for success when the next project begins. 'Cause there's always another one!

There's a Citroen 2CV roadside attraction near Lempdes, France, because the car was allegedly conceived at a farmer's market there.

Advocating for a less stringent smog check law on California classic cars, Jay Leno went up to Sacramento to see he could lend a hand.

Joe Ligo, producer and director of the PBS Documentary "The Last Independent Automaker," outlines AMC's rich advertising history.

If these worn-out XR200s were a Rorschach Test, Kyle Smith looks not just at the inkblots, but at what those blots could become.

Thomas Klockau takes a look at a Sky Mist Blue Bonneville Safari, the cream of the crop in 1979 Pontiac Station wagons.

A GMC Syclone with low mileage recently sold on Hagerty Marketplace, and we mull over the sale and its future prospects.