This spotless DeSoto Adventurer is a perfect time capsule of 1950s auto design and motoring history.
The Austin-Healey 100 is one of the most iconic British sports car designs. The roadster for sale on eBay is a textbook example.
There are times when finding an original, unrestored classic can be like striking gold—even if the paint has faded.
Models like the 1978 example now available on eBay represented a radical departure for Volkswagen.
First-generation Rivieras represent the epitome of 1960s style. This sweet example is offered for $25,000 or best offer.
Fewer than 1,000 examples of the Ducati 998 were built over its three-year run.
The '63 pickup combines a red aged patina with upgraded modern mechanical components. It's the best of old and new.
The well-equipped 2001 Audi S4 Avant is a double-whammy. The wagon is a solid investment and a practical everyday driver.
First-generation buses were no longer sold in the US after 1967. But the split-windshield original continued in Brazil until 1975.
This GTO has a list of desirable equipment, including a hood-mounted tachometer, rear spoiler, and power radio antenna.
The beauty of online DIY videos via a cell phone is the ability to bring the visual step-by-step tutorial directly to the car.
The Maverick Stallion Edition, like the one now offered on eBay, is a performance car far removed from the model's humble roots.
The 535is's distinctive steering feel and brake feedback is what makes BMW the ultimate driving machine.
The Samurai was a big hit in the late 1980s. This one has sufficient grunt for rock crawling and a rebuilt engine for more performance.
Not long ago, you could find Honda Civics on nearly every block. Forty years later, its value is as compelling as ever.
The Sprint was conceived by John DeLorean, then head of Pontiac. He wanted a domestic model that could run with European sports cars.
The ’54 Dodge retains all the original factory equipment specified for pace car duty. That starts with its 241 cubic-inch Hemi V-8.
The sporty little Opel is fun to drive, affordable, practical, and stylish. The model is often referred to as a “mini Corvette.”
The Barracuda screams for attention with lime green paint, a black vinyl roof, rear spoiler, and stylish “Cuda” graphics.
The original buyer selected every available premium feature, including a 385-horsepower V-8 and a four-speed manual transmission.
The '27 Chevy tanker provides a window into what a trucker might have expected back in 1927.
