From the desk of Editor in Chief Larry Webster, the Never Stop Driving newsletter is for those committed to keeping driving alive.

Marcello Gandini’s Maserati Shamal sees its original V-8 swapped out for a 500-hp V-6 from the last Ghibli S in a restomod from Modena Automobili. The Italian startup explored the idea of bringing a ...

Most people who own a car or truck get the newer version of whatever they’re already driving when it is time for a change. The new one is probably a bit bigger; it might be more efficient, probably ...

Even in a softening collector car market, bargains are few and far between at the moment. And if you have an itch for a V-8, manual transmission super-sedan, good luck scratching it—a Chevy SS, ...

UPDATE: Late Tuesday, NASCAR penalized those responsible for the questionable actions at Martinsville Speedway. The crew chiefs, spotters, and a team executive from the teams of Ross Chastain, Bubba ...

We asked the Hagerty Community for their best finds at an estate sale (or similar) and you did not disappoint. Perhaps you even went above and beyond—you can go back to the comments and see what I ...

After showing off a custom 1970 ‘Cuda earlier today, Ringbrothers pulled the covers off two more incredibly impressive builds at the 2024 SEMA Show: a twin-turbo 1987 Buick Grand National and a brute ...

American composer and record producer Quincy Jones at work in a recording studio, 1963. Gai Terrell/Redferns/Getty Images He worked with Frank Sinatra and Michael Jackson. He sat at the center of the ...

I’m not saying this is the finest car I’ve ever driven—in my lengthy, lucky time doing this, I’ve managed to drive some pretty decent stuff—but if I was whipping up a top 10 of all time, this 2024 ...

Vespa’s new range-topping model, the GTS 310, is here to prove that a scooter doesn’t necessarily have to be slow. It features the biggest engine the brand has ever built and a surprisingly long list ...

Every so often, a collection of single-model project or parts cars must leave its abode and ends up by default in a nearby car graveyard. I’ve seen this many times over my decades of junkyard crawling ...