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Tesla Motors builds luxury electric cars and was granted money from the Department of Energy for the development of advanced technology vehicles.

To celebrate its 75th anniversary, Jaguar introduced the limited-edition XKR175 Coupe for the American market, with just 175 examples produced.

Most folks assume that since they tell their insurance agent/broker they just paid a premium for their high end car that the car will be insured for the amount you tell them you paid.

Florida-based custom car builder Drop Top Customs unveiled a T-top conversion for the fifth-generation Chevrolet Camaro, with its debut planned for the 2010 SEMA Show.

This one of a kind customized rockabilly Cadillac. You just have to look at this car and wonder, is beauty really in the eyes of the beholder?

What’s worth more NCRS Top flight car or a Bloomington Gold Certified car?

The basic body styling of the 1955 Cadillac remained similar to 1954, with the notable exception of the Eldorado, which received redesigned rear fins.

I was recently at the LA Auto Show and had to spend some time at the Porsche display with all the latest and greatest Porsches available. A gentleman beside me noted that this Carrera was one of the finest luxury sports car to date.

They just keep coming, got a call on a Jensen Interceptor. I had never seen one of these in person, but what’s all the commotion about? So I decided to Google it and find out what is so special about this car.

Most people are familiar with the legendary Porsche legacy, but did you know Dr. Ferdinand Porsche was best known in his day for creating the first hybrid vehicle (gasoline-electric), and first developed the first electric hub motor.

Produced from 1977 – 2004 the Lotus Esprit is a Sports car made in the UK based on a steel frame with Fiberglass body panels and powered by a 2 liter 160Hp and later a 2.2 Liter NA, fuel injected and Turbo.

Bobby thought he’d figured out a way to make a few bucks off a 1965 Chevelle. He’d punch out his own trim and VIN tag, throw in a 396 and some badges, and stick the car up on a popular online auction site for a quick $100,000.

Arlyn Smith of Laguna Niguel owns this 1968 Pontiac GTO, purchased after a three-month nationwide search. He eventually found the car on eBay from a seller in Missouri, where it was described as 95% restored.