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The Corvette is the classic American sports car. First introduced in 1953, the car has gone through five major evolutions, with plenty of minor improvements along the way.
Cadillac has long been considered the premier American car manufacturer. Kennedy used Cadillacs, as did Elvis. Today, many of the cars are surprisingly affordable.
If you want to drive with the wind in your hair, nothing beats a convertible. However, to choose the model that's right for you, there are a few things to take into account.
This article will show you in depth how to make a custom fiberglass hardtop.
First time convertible shoppers may hesitate when buying a convertible. The idea of a convertible sounds great, but they may not want to make the permanent switch from hardtop to convertible. The...
If you want to sell your cars based on the pictures, here is what you need to do whether you post on Ebay or Craigslist.
The Chevrolet Blazer was an early competitor to the Toyota 4Runner, Isuzu Trooper and Ford Explorer. Based on the S-10 pickup, the S-10 Blazer buyer could opt for the four-wheel drive version that...
In 1970, Chevrolet belatedly introduced the Monte Carlo to compete with the Ford Thunderbird, which had progressively grown larger as a two-door coupe since it was first introduced in 1955. The...
The Mazda MX-5, commonly known as the Miata, reignited the classic roadster concept that had long been idle in the automotive industry and prompted virtually all automakers to establish their own...
The coupe, properly pronounced coupé as in "koo-pay," is generally a two-door hardtop automobile. Over the decades the meaning has changed depending on the manufacturer and how specific...
The Jeep CJ/Wrangler combines the versatility of a 4x4 with convertible style. You can use the easily removal soft top during warm weather and then switch to the hard top to protect against cold...
The Mini Cooper S is the sports version of the Mini Cooper vehicle line. It has a higher-performing engine than other Mini Cooper versions, but shares the distinctively small body and style. Mini...
Since 1953, General Motors has produced the iconic Chevrolet Corvette sports car. In over 50 years of Corvette production, and spanning five major redesigns, the car has been offered with several...
The Mini is a performance automobile made in Oxford, England, by the BMW Group. The British Motor Corporation originally manufactured the Mini in 1959, until the BMW buyout in 2001. Currently, the...
The Edsel automobile, created by The Ford Motor Company left its mark in history, though it was only created for a short period of time. During production, the car was a failure. Today, an Edsel...
The hardtop and soft top share many of the same styling and construction characteristics. The hardtop was designed as a fixed roof version of the convertible, and was the best-selling model in the...
As the boating season warms up and spring becomes high summer, you may find that bit of shade from your convertible bimini top over your cockpit is just too small and, as cooler nights take hold...
Jeeps are most recognized by their open cab, functionality and rugged look. The removable hardtop is constructed of metal and plastic and can weigh over 200 lbs., depending on the Jeep model....
In the past, buying a convertible was pretty simple. You either bought the vehicle with a fixed hardtop or a folding canvas top. But with the continuing surge in popularity of folding hardtop...
Painting the hardtop on your Jeep Wrangler is a great way to bring some life back to an old, faded top. The fiberglass material will hold paint well if you take a little time to prepare it before...
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