Rescued from a Michigan barn and restored for Pebble Beach, this Twin Six Runabout is the Jazz Age thunder that impressed a ...

These days, it's commonplace to see electric vehicles on the streets of Wilmington. What's less known is that a century ago, primitive versions of electric cars were making their way, very slowly, ...

Cars have evolved significantly over the decades, with each era introducing new shapes and designs that reflected the ...

CHRISTIANSBURG, Va. (WDBJ) - There’s a new ride parked in the Montgomery Museum of Art and History. “It starts and it runs,” car owner Jackie Shelton said. “Sometimes it’s a little cantankerous to get ...

Robert A. Wampler was 49 years old when he killed his neighbor Joseph East on a pleasant Sunday afternoon in the rural Little Rock neighborhood known as Pfeifer's Addition "on" Pulaski Heights. Both ...

Flamboyantly professing that its product was the automo-tive heir to the Order of Knights Templar (formed in the 12th century during the Crusades), the Templar Motors Corp. was born in 1917 in ...

The history of a Lancaster company that built the bodies of some of America's most recognizable car brands during the 1920s will be the subject of a talk to be presented next month by Millersville ...

In the mid-1920s, the city of Rochester encompassed 5-1/2 square miles and had 25 miles of paved streets. The city’s 14,000 residents lived in an area bounded roughly by Ninth Street Southwest, 13th ...

Henry Leland, a machinist with a penchant for precision, is the father of the mass-produced American luxury car and played a key role in the formation of two famed Detroit brands. Leland and his son, ...