A bona fide sleeper, this twin-turbo Bubbletop Impala answers the question of whether a muscle car can have too much power, and it can be yours.
Read MoreThere were just over 1,100 1969 Shelby GT500 fastbacks sold, and when you get down to its exact specifications, this is one of only a dozen precisely like it.
Read MoreLS swaps are an accessible and reliable way to get V8 power for just about any car. But you've probably never seen one in a Geo Metro before.
Read MoreFrom its 6,000-watt stereo system to its huge cowl hood, you might be able to check some bucket-list boxes with this Camaro RS fit for the drag strip.
Read MoreFinding a Tucson with a stick shift is harder than you might think. Here's which versions of the crossover came with a manual and what to keep in mind.
Read MoreA frame-off restoration job brought this 396 Chevelle back to near-mint condition. It still has its numbers-matching L34 V8, and it's looking for a new owner.
Read MoreLate '70s Trans Ams marked a high point in the Malaise era, and this pristine white '79 model offers an enticing combination of high displacement and low miles.
Read MoreThis unexpected Tractor Supply find might just be THE go-to mini bike for single-cylinder, no-frills off-road fun. And you can have it for less than a grand.
Read MoreI've picked through the greatest listings in Seattle and now I can give you a plan for the next two days: Negotiate some deals on these gorgeous cars and bikes.
Read MoreWith low miles on the clock and modified to perfection, this Bullet Bird proves Ford's ultimate grand tourer can make for a killer lowrider.
Read MoreIf you had a $20,000 budget for your first car, what would you (and your dog) pick?
Read MoreBig power is courtesy of a Vortech supercharger and a long list of performance modifications, but the swagger comes standard with this 1970 Camaro.
Read MoreIf you're ballin' on a budget, I'm terribly sorry to inform you that this bullish Beetle isn't going to fit your style.
Read MoreOne of just 287, this perfectly restored Triple Black Hemi Challenger is proper muscle car royalty, and its steep asking price is a bargain for the right buyer.
Read MoreSomebody needs to sage Volvo's Gothenburg HQ, or at least hire an Etsy witch to do some spellcasting to liberate the company from its recent streak of bad luck.
Read MoreKnown by many names, but rarely found in such mint condition.
Read MoreThere's no other world in which the GMC Hummer EV, BMW M2 CS and Infiniti QX80 would ever be compared, yet when it comes to price, they couldn't be closer.
Read MoreWindshields will always end up taking some damage eventually. Whether you go for DIY or professional repair depends on your budget and the damage itself.
Read MoreYou and your partner can pair cheap hot dogs and pizza with some wandering around the aisles, munching on free samples, and filling up on discount gas.
Read MoreSome people talk about time-warp cars with ultra-low mileage, but this 1970 Super Bee must be one of the smartest Mopar models you can buy today.
Read MoreGas is expensive, used car prices are climbing, and the EV tax credit is no more. But at least you can still find new cars with comprehensive warranties.
Read MoreIf you can shoehorn any of these engines into the bay of your project car, you'll have the most powerful car in the neighborhood, no matter where you live.
Read MoreThis low-mileage 1977 Lincoln Continental looks to be in good shape, but the 460 V8 under the hood may be another story, unless you're ready for upgrades.
Read MoreEli's Passat wagon that may not make a cross-country journey. He wants a solid road trip car with AWD and some towing capacity for a budget of about $20,000.
Read MoreWe love plucky little performance hatchbacks, and this one's in great shape, but the price it sold for makes no sense at all.
Read MoreCalifornia's MyFirstEV program is meant to reduce upfront EV pricing, but it has strict limitations, especially when it comes to used electric vehicles.
Read MoreAs cheap new car payments get less and less common, we've looked up a selection of cars and trucks you can still drive for less than $500 per month.
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