Vintage Cars

Sixteen-cylinder engines have always been symbolic of power and luxury in an automobile, from the Cadillacs and other luxury makes of the 1930s to the modern road rockets like the Bugatti Veyron.…

So you've bought or borrowed a vintage car, and you don't know the first thing about driving it home. Before you go blowing down the highway trying to test out your 1920's or 30's era car, it's a good…

You own a vintage car if your vehicle was made between 1919 through 1925, according to the Classic Car Club of America. Cars built during these years were primarily designed to be practical. Look at…

Vintage cars are those built between 1918 and 1930, a product of the industrial revolution that followed the end of World War I. Such models as the Ford Model A, Cadillac V16, Jaguar XJ 6 and Fiat 500…

The earliest automobiles in the United States used wooden spokes in wheels. The practice soon proved impractical and spokes were made of steel or iron by the early 1920s.

Tachometers have been a popular automotive accessory among performance enthusiasts for many years. Primarily used to determine ideal times to shift the transmission, the term red-line became popular…

Corvette lovers in the state of New Jersey don't have far to look when searching for a show displaying the Chevrolet sports cars. The Garden State is full of enthusiasts, including owners who want to…

Renting a vintage car for a day long ride-around on a sunny summer day can be a great birthday or anniversary surprise for someone who really loves old cars. Just imagine the look on your special…

Vintage cars are vehicles that stop even people who are not automobile enthusiasts dead in their tracks. Although it may be impossible for the average person to tell the difference between a vintage…

It might look like an aging heap of rusted metal to some, but you know with a little elbow grease you can bring that beauty back to life. Nearly everyone who restores cars will tell you that they're…

Cadillac has long been considered the premier American car manufacturer. Kennedy used Cadillacs, as did Elvis. Today, many of the cars are surprisingly affordable.