Hemmings Classic Car

3 days ago | hemmings.com | Tara Hurlin

The “Big Three” automakers General Motors (GM), Ford Motor Company, and Stellantis (formerly Fiat Chrysler), have historically dominated the industry in regard to overall sales and pure muscle car power. From the big-block beasts of the 1960s to the small-block heroes of today, the three automotive dynasties have been in competition since the early 1900s, producing more and more powerful and technologically advanced vehicles as the decades passed.

1 week ago | hemmings.com | Tara Hurlin

On April 16, the International Hot Rod Association (IHRA) announced the addition of yet another fantastic facility to its portfolio with the purchase of Milan Dragway. The Milan Dragway, a quarter-mile Michigan track located 40 miles west of Detroit and 25 miles south of Ann Arbor, is rich with drag racing history. The facility opened in 1964 and has been host to IHRA national events like the Motor City Nationals and Northern Nationals as well as IHRA Pro-Am events.

1 week ago | hemmings.com | Jason Reiss

We get it. You’re an automotive enthusiast, and when it’s time to hit the open road and get the lead out, only two doors will do. But we think you’re missing the boat (literally) by overlooking some of the sweetest rides built by man between 1990 and 2010. We’ve scoured Hemmings to find the cars you’ll remember ogling and maybe even one you never knew existed.

1 week ago | hemmings.com | Tara Hurlin

Magnus Walker’s latest project is unlike anything he’s ever customized before. The famed Porsche collector recently collaborated with supercar manufacturer Automobili Pininfarina to design a one-of-a-kind Battista Hypercar. Walker revealed his latest collaboration in his 25,000-square-foot warehouse in the Downtown Arts District of Los Angeles. The all-electric hypercar costs nearly $3 million and produced a mind-boggling 1,900 horsepower.

1 week ago | hemmings.com | Tara Hurlin

Cookie SettingsIf you are a consumer in certain U.S. states you may have the right to opt out of targeted advertising and our “sale” (as that term is defined under applicable law) of your personal information. If you do not see an ability to opt out below, your detected location is outside of a region with an applicable privacy law. For more information on our privacy practices, read our Privacy Policy. To manage your email preferences, please visit Your Account.