Best of Show and Highlights of the 2025 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance.

Last year Ford introduced an all-new F-150 with updated styling, improved capability and a range of innovative features. Included in the new lineup is a hybrid, marking the first time America’s ...

Calling the 1500-horsepower Bugatti Chiron an exclusive vehicle would be a bit of understatement — with fewer than 100 Chirons sold worldwide last year, it’s a rare occasion simply to see one, let ...

In the early days of motoring after the turn of the 20th century, Americans managed extended road trips by staying with friends or camping in tents outside their cars. As car travel and camping grew ...

Organizer and tour leader Al McEwan with his 1934 Bentley ...

The Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance returned in full strength on May 23, 2021, with 235 cars on display at the Golf Club of Amelia Island.

Sports cars are all about enjoying the drive. These vehicles have little utility, are not typically fuel efficient, and often have limited occupant space. They tend to be more of a luxury item and can ...

The first six months of auto sales in 2022 are now on the books, and the effects of the ongoing chip shortage are quite evident as almost every major car company saw a decline in sales vs. a year ...

J.D. Power APEAL Study Granted, it’s difficult to pinpoint exactly why consumers love certain new cars, although for more than 25 years global research and analytics firm J.D. Power has been ...

Remember car camping? Last time you swore you were never going to sleep on the ground again, stuck in a moist tent with sneakers and socks at nose level all night. Moving up a rung in camp life likely ...

Over the last two decades, technological advances in theft prevention and detection have greatly reduced the number of newer vehicles stolen in the U.S. However, according to the National Insurance ...

The average purchase price of a new car in America is now more than $33,000, according to Kelley Blue Book. For many shoppers, prices in this range are simply too high, so often they’re forced to look ...