Back in 1967, Carroll Shelby decided to see just how crazy he could make a Mustang. The result? A one-off monster that would become automotive legend—the original Shelby GT500 Super Snake. Th
Hot hatches are supposed to be small, zippy, and European. Think Golf GTI or Civic Type R—compact cars with enough attitude to make daily driving fun. But back in the late '70s, AMC had a di
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The classic car market is having a reality check. After years of wild price gains that made certain models feel untouchable, several iconic cars have seen their values cool down significantly. It'
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