Collectors have spent decades chasing the most desirable machines of the postwar boom, and a handful of 1950s models still change hands for serious money. The cars that hold their value best combine ...

They just don’t make them like they used to. Most cars from the 1950s are long gone, but some have been carefully maintained — or restored — by car enthusiasts. A moving piece of history, these ...

American car buyers in the 1950s were primed for chrome, comfort, and a sense of postwar optimism, but some new models still managed to stop them in their tracks. A handful of cars did not just look ...

Many enthusiasts would love to buy the classic car of their dreams, but while affordability is often their primary concern, resale value is just as important.

Many of the most desirable classic cars from General Motors' now-defunct Pontiac Motor Division were produced during the muscle-car era, from the mid-1960s to the early-1970s. It's understandable why ...

A fleet of rare vintage vehicles — by Citroën, Jaguar and Allard, among others — helped turn modern-day Manhattan into midcentury Paris for director Josh Safdie's buzzy solo feature. By Brett Berk ...

Though the Corvette became the only GM sports car to make it into production, its divisions unveiled several breathtaking sports car concepts during the 1950s. Among those were Buick's Wildcats, three ...