A vintage British roadster can be an expensive proposition both to buy and to service, especially if it has a six-cylinder engine.

I’ve had this car a few years. Like a lot of custom builders, your own car project seems to hit the back burner.

The great Triumph TR6. The TR6 was the last of the old British roadsters and is one of the easiest to live with as well. The Pick of the Day is a 1970 Triumph TR6 located in San Antonio.

The 1969 through 1976 Triumph TR6 was known as the quick, nimble, what-a-blast-to-drive and totally British sports cars of the day.

The Pick of the Day is Chevrolet’s popular coupe factory equipped with a 402cid V8

Mercedes 300SL is heavily customized and known as the California Outlaw

The car wasn’t bought as an investment. It was purchased for one reason: to be driven

Technical director of first two Fast & Furious movies explains the cars’ popularity with the next generation of car guys and gals

This year, the museum village will feature vintage pickup trucks

20th Goodwood Revival set for September 7-8 weekend