Barrett-Jackson Vegas Brings us a Real Monster
The 2019 Ford GT was already one of the most serious supercars Ford ever built, but the Lightweight Carbon Series takes the “less is more” approach a step further.
The 2019 Ford GT was already one of the most serious supercars Ford ever built, but the Lightweight Carbon Series takes the “less is more” approach a step further.
Monterey Car Week always delivers an incredible collection of cars, from rare classics and legendary race cars to stunning restorations and modern performance machines. With so many incredible vehicles making their way to the various events around Monterey, narrowing down the favorites is no easy task.
Nearly 3,000 vehicles and an estimated 60,000 enthusiasts packed the Carlisle PA Fairgrounds July 10–12 for the 2026 Carlisle Chrysler Nationals, celebrating more than a century of Chrysler history while showcasing the latest from the Dodge and Chrysler brands.
One of the most celebrated collections of pre-war French automobiles is officially heading to its new home. Beginning July 18, the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles will debut the Mullin Family Gallery inside its famed Vault, showcasing highlights from the legendary Mullin Collection as part of a long-term partnership with the Mullin Family Foundation.
With more than 1,200 vehicles set to cross the block, Mecum Harrisburg returns to the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex from July 22-25 as one of the premier collector car auctions of the summer.
Few cars capture the raw emotion of driving quite like the Shelby Cobra. Lightweight, powerful, and unapologetically loud, the legendary roadster has inspired generations of enthusiasts, racers, and builders alike.
The devastating destruction is bringing words of sympathy, shock and support from enthusiasts all over the country.
Barrett-Jackson is bringing its world-famous collector car auction to the Midwest for the first time, with the inaugural Columbus Auction set for June 25-27 at the Ohio Expo Center & State Fairgrounds.
Imagine buying a vehicle in 1971 that cost $4,296 when it was new, but today it’s worth $2.5 million – a 58,000 percent increase on your investment.
Who would have thought Eddie Munster was a car nut?