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In the early 1960s, Carroll Shelby's Ford-powered Cobra was making a name for itself on racetracks across America. Chevrolet had plenty of performance experience of its own, but it didn't have a direct answer to Shelby's lightweight sports car.

At Auto Appraisal Network (AAN), franchisee satisfaction has long been an important measure of the strength of our franchise system.

If you own a classic car, a restored muscle car, or a heavily modified vehicle, choosing the right insurance coverage can be more complicated than insuring an everyday driver.

Motorcycle builders have experimented with just about every engine configuration imaginable, from tiny single-cylinder motors to enormous V8s. But every once in a while, someone takes things a step further and puts an aircraft engine into a motorcycle.

Some of the most valuable collector cars in the world earned their reputation on the racetrack. The 1964 Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe is a perfect example.

Whether you're having your car appraised for insurance, resale, an estate settlement, or simply to understand what it's worth, a little preparation can make the process much easier.

Long before gasoline engines became the standard in the automotive industry, steam-powered cars offered a compelling alternative. Among the most remarkable examples was the 1925 Doble Model E, a luxury automobile that combined advanced steam technology with exceptional performance.

Eleanor was the code name for a 1967 Shelby Mustang GT500 in the gear head movie Gone in Sixty Seconds in the summer of 2000. Shelby never made an Eleanor and neither did Ford...

Tires are easy to overlook until something goes wrong. But they are one of the most important safety features on your vehicle.

Given Mazda's success with it, you might think that the rotary-piston engine was a Mazda invention.

For many car enthusiasts, retirement is not about slowing down—it's about finally having the time to enjoy the things they've always loved.

Finding good classic trucks for sale is often a daunting task, but it doesn’t have to be!

Talk about a rare car, in 1965 Chevrolet built a total of 256 RPO Z16 Chevelle built between February and April 1965 and they are commonly refer to as Malibu SS 396 or Z16’s. It’s believed that 201 of these cars were built and they are very rare and collectible.