History

Just what it was doing there is a mystery — the buyer is "far, far away."

The Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena holds a special photography exhibit

More than just a bunch of 911's.

Chassis No. 1029 was originally painted in 500 Grey and made a cameo in the 1988 Francis Ford Coppola film "Tucker: The Man and His Dream," starring Jeff Bridges.

The G1 was built to support Alfa Romeo's racing activities and was marketed to the same upscale clientele as Rolls-Royce, Hispano Suiza and others.

It's one of the most rare and coveted prewar sports cars.

The design evolution of a beloved brand.

The asking price is $330,000.

Brooklands Museum features classic vehicles, British aircraft and more

We look at six classics that changed the course of Volvo's history. We go back to the 1920s and work through into the '90s to find the most influential.

There have been good years and bad years for cars, ever since Karl Benz's first machine. What year was the very best?

The 1896 Armstrong Phaeton goes on the auction block at Amelia Island.

Land Rover may be an English company, but the idea behind the original traces its roots back to the legendary Scottish isle of Islay.

The history of the American road trip is full of technological innovations, new industries and federal oversight.

From the Ford Model T to the Chevy Volt, here are our picks for the smartest cars to ever hit the road, listed in chronological order.

It took years of research in the archives and then more time in restoration, but the very first Chevrolet Camaro has been rediscovered and put back on the road.

There may not be as many minivans on the road as there used to be, but make no mistake about it: the van is still an indispensable mode of transportation. Especially for things like beer, ice cream, flowers, teams of television adventurers, and... more beer. There have been many automakers that have made vans over the years, and many that still do. But Mercedes-Benz is keen to point ou