Classic Car News

Will classic lovers become a lost generation? Once upon a time in America, the automobile was a part of an individual’s or family’s character, whether it be for luxury as in a Cadillac or Lincoln, […]

The Beetle successors that never were The Volkswagen Beetle is an icon. Over the years, it has symbolized many different things to many different people, from a classic example of German ingenuity to the calling […]

The record-breaking vehicle of the 1990s: Audi Avant RS2 At its market launch in 1994, it was the world’s fastest estate and simultaneously also the first Audi to smash the 250 km/h barrier. The Audi […]

Regardless of the car, classics are fun! If you’ve ever been interested in a career in the automotive industry, Andres Valbuena has something to teach you. What began as just getting an interesting car to […]

The First Audi After parting company from Horch Motorwagenwerke AG, August Horch established a new company in 1909, again with the declared aim of building automobiles. Since Horch was unable to make further use of […]

Father & Son & a VW It’s hard to miss the Mallard men cruising down the highway in their matching tornado red Volkswagen cars. The vibrant vehicles—outfitted in custom license plates that wink at the […]

Porsche & Le Mans Porsche has made memories that will last for eternity at Le Mans. In the coming months, the Porsche Museum will be dedicating itself to a special topic: “The Porsche success story […]

Ferrari Spider: The new & the old In front of Casa Ferrari at Pebble Beach today, a concours of Ferrari Spiders graces the First Fairway. The newest 488 Pista Spider joins the line-up as the […]

The Country Buggy from down under In nature, there’s a phenomenon known as “convergent evolution” – the way different creatures in different places evolve the same traits to solve common problems. It also describes what […]

Lost Heritage When you think of great automotive minds behind Dodge, Chrysler or Plymouth you think of Water Chrysler, the Dodge Bros. or Lee Iacocca, but not many mention Virgil Exner. Exner was one of […]