Welcome back! This week’s finds all come from the Underappreciated Survivors group on Facebook. I haven’t gone through there ...

Dodge Charger 500, discovered after years in storage with non-original parts, offers a fascinating glimpse into Mopar’s storied past.A 1970 Dodge Charger 500, left in storage for years, has recently ...

Classic muscle cars are a symbol of American automotive history. They represent a time when all that mattered were power and style. But owning a piece of this history doesn't have to break the bank.

This year, Retromobile Paris will welcome Touring Superleggera, who will steal hearts with both their gorgeous Superleggera Veloce12 grand tourer, and a freshly-restored Maserati 3500 GT sitting ...

In 2021, Ed sent the needy Dodge over to CCS for its makeover. Noah recalls, “The plans were simple at first. Ed wanted a repaint, a new interior, and he wanted us to address some mechanical issues.

Owners of classic cars often visit the workshop section of the club. According to the spokesperson, the workshop has around 120 technicians, with over 20 years of expertise in classic cars.

Somewhat surprisingly, map lights for B-body cars and reverse lights for the 1969-1970 Dodge Charger and 1969 Plymouth Road Runners are also underpriced parts that could change hands for a lot more.

Dodge's very first automobile, the 30-35, was a direct competitor to Henry Ford's Model T. With a stronger engine and better construction, it quickly took off.

If you're looking to restore your classic Dodge without spending too much on parts, a salvage yard might be your best bet. You can find a salvage yard near you through websites like Yelp.

It first debuted in 1989 as a 1990 model year car, making it a certified classic. It's still one of the best cars you can buy, and since Mazda made so many, prices tend to stay low.