Cameron Chappus

What are some of the best ways to know what your classic car needs this holiday? 

Pontiac shut down their production plants more than 12 years ago, but that doesn't mean they're gone forever.

Last Friday was the return of Windsor's annual Ouellette Car Cruise, and we were there to catch some of the best cars the show had to offer!

The first Model-T was first assembled on this day in 1908. Since then, the Ford motor company has revolutionized the automotive world on a regular basis, leading the charge in almost every new frontier.

Japan's classic car history is often overlooked by the American and European markets—but it's worth shedding light on the quality and ingenuity of the 60s- and 70s-era vehicles that were born from the land of the rising sun. 

Corvette enthusiasts have always been the trendsetters in the performance car scene—and on occasion, records are broken throughout our Corvette journeys. Here are a handful of record-shattering moments, made possible by our shared passion for America's sports car…

Let's celebrate what many consider to be automotive royalty—the legendary Cadillac!

It's been almost 85 years since the first hidden headlights appeared on vehicles in the late 1930s.

Also known as falcon doors or up doors, gullwing doors were originally designed to make it easier to get in and out of your vehicle in dense, urban parking areas.

The vehicle went through many different designs—this is a glimpse into the many iterations of the first Mustang.

Even after more than 50 years, the Chevrolet Impala remains one of the best rides to take on a summer journey.

Attention muscle car connoisseurs! Take a look at these lone road warriors, only having graced the market for one year.

Here are 3 muscle cars from the 80s that still hold a flame to the legacy of the muscle car.