Here's a preview of the Martin Rating System for Collectible Cars from Sports Car Market. They've selected 100 cars, each with something different to offer to a collector, and rated them in five categories
Recognizing an underserved youth market in the 1960s, a Ford engineer named Iacocca led the campaign for something small and sporty
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The sleek Chevy Impala started off the '60s Brawn Age and has been around the block several times since. Here's a look at its evolution
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Speculation that the $160,000 sports car's aluminum undercarriage may be liable to distortion has the company investigating -- and some owners up in arms
Vehicles that have showcased new technology -- like electric windows -- are fetching prices in the six- and seven-figure range
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American beauties like a 1954 Pontiac Bonneville got high prices at the Barrett-Jackson event in Scottsdale. But top dollar went to a weird GM Futurliner bus
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Al's Hudson Company doesn't advertise and the business doesn't even have an official name. But enthusiasts know where to find it
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