Cars that sold for more than $250,000 had a 10 percent buyer's premium. Cars $250,000 and below had a 12 percent buyer's premium. All other lots had an 18 percent buyer's premium.

“A lot of the muscle cars he bought, he kept,” said his brother, Steve Siebenaler. “And some of them got kind of rare.” The brothers were born into a car family.

Oldsmobile's take on the Tri-Power craze of the 1950s, the J-2 engine found its way into the 88 in 1957 and 1958. Fewer than ...

Opel Calibra was a sporty coupe that was never marketed in the U.S., and now, one example with a clean Virginia title is up ...

It's unclear how this Dodge Charger ended up on a trail in the California desert, but it sure looks like it rolled off a cliff.

Hidden among rusted relics and forgotten metal, an incredible discovery awaits! From classic muscle cars to rare gems, this scrapyard holds a surprise that any car enthusiast would dream of. Could ...

Under darkening skies at Queensland Raceway Buckley was resilient in maintaining the lead with a deflating tyre as she was ...

Use this map to plan your treasure-hunting adventure to this Ohio institution. In a world of mass production and online shopping, Rogers Flea Market stands as a glorious anachronism—a place where the ...

The 1971 Plymouth Hemi ‘Cuda convertible is one of the rarest and most coveted muscle cars ever made, with only 11 built that year and just two four-speed models sold in the U.S. In 2014, the ...

Stories like this one stay relevant because they capture more than just a rare car—they document a fading moment in American automotive culture. The discovery of this 1969 Ford Torino Cobra is a ...

This incredible garage find was uncovered by San Antonio’s Gordon Chisenhall, who seems to have a penchant for unearthing ...