News & Articles About Antique Cars
Find articles and information about Antique Cars.
What defines an "antique car"? Depends on who you ask! Many state tax authorities define an "antique car" as anything more than 25 years old. Most antique car fanatics have a very different definition. Others, like the Antique Automobile Club of America, say only cars built before the 1930s are antique cars. Here at Classics on Autotrader, we don't get too hung up on terminology. Call them "antique cars", "classic cars" or just plain "old" - as long as they bring a smile to your face, you'll find them here.
10 Best Classic Cars Under $10,000
These are the 10 best classic cars you buy for under $10,000
Why Your Classic Car Deserves a Specialist’s Touch
Repair, maintaining or restoring a classic car should be done by a specialist.
10 Classic Cars You Can Buy for $15,000 or less
These are the 10 best classic cars you can purchase for under $15,000.
Top 10 Ferraris For Sale
We ranked the 10 best Ferrari models listed on Classics on Autotrader from 2022.
Classic Cars: Know Where to Look for Rust Before Buying
If you're thinking about buying a classic car, you should know where to look for rust and how extensive the repair might be.
Classic Cars: Five Top Tricks to Stress-Free Enjoyment of Classic Car Ownership
Owning classic cars can have its drawbacks and create a bit of stress. We put so much blood, sweat, tears into our projects sometimes that we can only stress about owning, driving and displaying them. Here are five tips to help ease stress of owning and driving a classic car.
Classic Cars: Simple Tips for Long-Term Storage
We've compiled a few tips for long-term storage of your Classic Car. Combining these with our recommendations for short-term storage will help protect your investment and make it a little easier to put that classic car back on the road when it's time to take it out storage.
Classic Cars: Short-Term Storage Tips to Keep Your Car Ready to Go
One of the most frustrating things for owners of classic cars is to walk out to a car that has been sitting in the garage for weeks and not be able to slide behind the wheel and drive off. Follow these simple tips and your classic car will be ready to enjoy when you are.
Classic Cars: Know Where to Look for Trouble Areas Before Buying
Every classic vehicle has its own trouble spot. Research the make and model you're interested in buying. Learn all you can to determine what the trouble spots are and how to spot them. There are a few trouble areas common to most classic cars, but there are many that are vehicle type specific.
