In an era when pickup trucks and SUVs vastly outsell regular cars, off-road capability is one of the biggest selling points.

Charles Lindbergh owned a 1928 Franklin Airman sedan, but he did not shop for it. Franklin gave it to him. The Syracuse, New ...

Henry Ford sold any color car, so long as it was black. Higher education’s has its Model T: efficient and outdated. Learners need more colors; colleges must deliver.

By Sonia Isaacs A Maleny vintage-car enthusiast has hit the road with a longtime friend for a six-week journey to Western ...

The 1909 Alco-6 “Black Beat” headlines the Port Jefferson Hill Climb on Saturday, Oct. 10. The limited-edition racecar is one of only 2,100 built by the American Locomotive Company and sold for $6,000 ...

In Arizona, some side quests get a little out of hand. For Ernest "Ernie" Adams, it all started with an old refrigerator.

The Divco milk truck let a driver stand at the wheel, step down to a doorstep and climb back aboard. That one idea kept the ...

Hello everyone.In the previous article, I visited Dunn Aviation in Western Australia and wrote about aerial firefighting ...

By Mitch Gaynor FOR all joy kids are meant to bring to your life, they’re also little ratbags, which is what I’d like to ...

Ahead of Michael T. Benson’s October 15 inauguration, WVU looks back at presidential addresses spanning nearly 160 years, ...

Long before the Maverick, Ford turned family sedans into the hard-working P100 pickup. Here is the history behind Ford's ...

In 1941, Henry Ford unveiled a car that looked like an ordinary prewar sedan but had a rather unusual ingredient list.