Buying a classic car can be an exhilarating experience — not to mention a solid investment. For one, older vehicles may be easier to work on and restore than contemporary cars, thanks to their lack of ...

With used car prices skyrocketing, new-car inventories delayed for months, and the lingering stay-closer-to-home trend of COVID-19, car lovers are increasingly shopping online. Last year, online ...

A well-preserved 1964 Chevrolet Corvette, a notable example of mid-century American automotive design, has been listed for ...

Selling a classic car online isn’t about casting the widest net, it’s about putting your car in front of the right people. Selling a classic car online isn’t about casting the widest net; it’s about ...

Buying a car online is more common than ever these days. The Better Business Bureau has just issued a warning, saying impostors are trying to scam you out of your money, especially when it comes to ...

Buying a classic car is a lot easier than it used to be. Gone are the days when you had to rely on word of mouth or gut instinct to make good use of your hard-earned money. Now, you can easily look up ...

Last year, for the first time, people spent more money buying classic and collectible cars online than they did in person. Car-buying website Bring a Trailer sold $829 million worth of vehicles in ...

Beverly Hills Car Club isn't your typical classic car dealership filled with gleaming chrome, polished paint and exaggerated prices. Sure, Beverly Hills Car Club has its share of museum-worthy ...

How to Buy a Classic Car Online More people are buying vintage automobiles online through auctions than ever—often sight-unseen. It can be fun and a great way to find rarities, but there are risks, ...