The 1960s were the period when luxury began to show up in cheaper cars. Although it could be argued that this really started ...

Timothy Adry Emmanuel, the virtual artist better known as "adry53customs" on social media, continues his dream ride periplus ...

The Chevrolet Caprice debuted as a standalone model in 1966 (coincidentally, the same year the 427 V8 made landfall), but it ...

This full-size Pontiac muscle car is a hidden gem that punched way above its weight when equipped with the right engine.

If the modern craze for powerful SUVs isn’t your thing, this muscled-up Bel Air Wagon might be exactly your kind of wild ...

That's because this was the era of the "muscle wagon," the family-hauling chariots that buyers could option as muscle cars in disguise. Of this group of muscle era wagons, the Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser ...

In every edition of Unique Cars Magazine Higgo takes a look at what's sold on the blocks around the world in Auction Action, ...

Woody wagons can trace their roots all the way back to 1929 with the introduction of the Ford Model A station wagon with wood siding. Soon, the design took America by storm, and every automaker wanted ...

What if Lincoln built a luxury wagon with a big V8 and serious performance? This Lincoln V8 Super Wagon Concept shows the family hauler of our dreams.

Whatever Happened to Full-Sized Wagons? We’re trying to think which car was the last true full-sized station wagon ever made. Our best answer is the Chevrolet Caprice Wagon and Buick Roadmaster Estate ...