Following solid sales and critical success for the Buick Riviera, General Motors came out with a groundbreaking design for its next “personal-luxury” car.

I worked at Clark Oldsmobile in West Palm Beach, Florida, right after graduating high school in 1978. This (formerly) beautiful but still rare and unusual Oldsmobile Toronado came in for service and oil changes.

For the 1966 model year, Oldsmobile rolled out a relatively revolutionary car — a full-size car pulled around by its front wheels rather than pushed around by those at the rear.

The Pick of the Day appears to be a well-kept and rare unrusted example

Datsun/Nissan anniversary celebration also includes Monterey Motorsports Reunion

If your tires are getting changed in less than an hour, something’s not right

Yes, even a big SUV can fly (and fast) beneath the radar

Chevy’s most powerful Corvette to date can really move

With a bespoke body by Vignale and raced by illustrious drivers, the 625 Targa Florio spider is valued in the mid-seven figures

Classic & Sports Car Show and Flywheel Festival scheduled for late June at Bicester Heritage