News & Articles About Import Classic Cars
Find articles and information about Import Classic Cars.
Not all classic cars come from Detroit - not by a long shot. Italy has brought us some stunning supercars and grand touring cars like the Ferrari and Lamborghini. Great Britain has produced the sporty cars like the MG and Triumph and luxury rides like the Jaguar and Rolls Royce. Germany has the BMW and Volkswagen. And Asian classic cars from Datsun, Honda and Toyota are starting to get a huge fan base. Whatever your favorite flavor of classic car, you can read about it here on Classics on Autotrader.
Report: SEMA 2012
The biggest show in the automotive aftermarket doesn't disappoint!
Quick Drive: MGB LE 50
Frontline Developments builds a $80k modernized MGB GT.
Preservation versus Restoration
Where is the line between preserving and restoring, and should we care?
Mustangs That Never Were
A look at fascinating Mustang design concepts that made it off the drawing board, but not into production.
Mustang Electronics Buyer's Guide
Whether you own a sweet '64 Fairlane, a 2010 Mustang or '80s Pinto, good tunes are a must for quality cruising. Problem is, getting the facts on what works and what is junk has become increasingly difficult. Learn how to pump up the volume in your pony.
Mustang Collector Outlook
Hidden gems and played-out ponies to consider when buying your next Mustang.
Morgan Plus 8
Now packing 4.8L BMW power the Plus 8 roars back to market.
How to Lay Out Flames
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Maximum Overdrive
A Guide to GM Overdrive Transmissions and the new “Supermatic” Transmissions from GM Performance Parts
Larry's Legend Lives
The Boss 302 returns to the road after 42 years.
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