With Monterey Car Week around the corner, I can’t help but daydream about the wonderful drive along the Pacific Coast Highway.

The four-door luxury convertible is pretty much an extinct configuration, gone by way of 1960s Lincoln Continentals, unless you count a couple of recent concept cars.

From the Tammy Allen collection and set to cross the block without reserve during the Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas option is this 1940 Ford Deluxe custom sedan.

After World War II, some car dealers distributed their limited inventory on a lottery basis.

With all the attention given to so-called barn finds, how great is it to discover an all-original, preserved classic that’s old enough to apply for Medicare

It took almost 50 years and a build team of nine, but I once again am the proud owner of a 1940 Ford Deluxe coupe.

Lumpy Rutherford. Does that name sound familiar?

Classic car week begins today in Arizona and, as always, the six auctions taking place in the Scottsdale/Phoenix area through January 18 will tout their offerings in hyperbolic terms.

The Danbury Mint has gone out of the car business.

Pontiac Trans Am approaches its 50th anniversary