Produced in just two examples, the SSJ is still a mind-blowing combination of elegance and performance nearly ninety years after it was unleashed on public roads. These days, if you ask enthusiasts ...

Throughout American automotive history, there have been numerous brands that rose and fell like bright stars that burnt their fuel a little too quickly to get it (sustainably) replenished. Think about ...

Prewar cars hold a unique allure for collectors, offering a glimpse into the automotive innovation and artistry of the early ...

Duesenberg made some of the most luxurious and expensive cars of the pre-World War era, and a great deal of effort went into the design and construction of the massive inline eight-cylinder engine ...

Duesenberg is one of the legendary names of American motoring history; unlike other brands such as Ford or Chrysler, however, it has not survived to the present day. Most of us tend to associate the ...

1913 Stanley Model 810 Mountain Wagon -- 1934 Packard Sport Phaeton -- 1931 Bugatti Type 41 (Royale) -- 1907 Franklin Model G Runabout -- 1929 Ford Model A Cabriolet -- 1928 Pierce-Arrow Seven ...

The Duesenberg name may have only been a blip along the automotive industry's vast timeline, but it left a lasting mark that ensures its cars today typically trade hands for multiple millions. That's ...

Twenty years ago this month, I took a road trip to West Baden Springs to see some vintage cars. Convertibles, all, spanning six decades — from a 1901 Huntingburg horseless carriage to a rare 1961 ...