The Bentley SZ-series sedan is one of those vehicles that either makes a ton of sense or is simply a ticking time bomb of issues. We’ll get into the arguments on both sides, but either way, a Turbo R… more»
Luxury Cars
Patina Driver: 1967 Dodge Charger
Dodge introduced the Charger in early 1966 as part of their “Dodge Rebellion” marketing campaign. It was a mid-size personal luxury car with fastback styling and bucket seats for all four passengers. The Charger was not a huge success… more»
Lady Driven Since ’93: 1988 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz
35 years ago was just 1991; it seems like it should be longer ago than that. I remember 1991. I was an adult in 1991. This 1988 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz comes just 35 years after the first Eldorado in… more»
Serious Fins: 1959 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible
Some readers may disagree, but I’ve always felt that the 1959 Cadillac almost defined the fins trend of the 1950s. I acknowledge that Virgil Exner accentuated the feature as part of his “Forward Look” philosophy. Still, there is something… more»
Modern Hemi-Powered 1954 Chrysler Imperial
We can call this baby “Black Bart” because it has a dark, foreboding presence. But this 1954 Imperial Newport has a lot more than that going on, as it has undergone significant modernization (more on that to follow). There… more»
Rare Luxury Exotic: 1984 Bitter SC
Erich Bitter Automobile GmbH (aka Bitter) focuses on producing high-end luxury automobiles in Europe with a performance bent. Erich was a retired race car driver who later began building his own cars using platforms from other manufacturers. Between 1981… more»
360 V8 Powered: 1980 Dodge Mirada
The Dodge Mirada succeeded the Magnum, which had already replaced the Charger in the personal luxury category. Neither attempt was overly successful, and the Mirada was in the mix for just four years. It shared the J-platform used by… more»
Plum Crazy and 440 Power! 1976 Jaguar XJS
For those dreaming of the idea of big-block Mopar power stuffed inside a luxurious British grand touring icon, this 1976 Jaguar XJS might be right up your alley. With their V12 engines, these Jags were excellent performers in their… more»
28k Mile 1960 Imperial Crown Southampton
If you prefer your classics luxurious and immaculate, you may be irresistibly drawn to this 1960 Imperial Crown Southampton. Its presentation is unsurprising because it has 28,000 miles on the clock and received a bare-metal repaint in 2024. Its… more»
16V Turbo 5-Speed: 1989 Chrysler TC by Maserati
The Chrysler TC by Maserati made many missteps during its fleeting run here in the U.S.A., but perhaps the biggest mistake was not building more copies of the one example that made sense: the 16V, turbocharged edition with a… more»
Price Drop: Single Family 1958 Chevrolet Impala
I don’t know anyone who doesn’t like the idea of saving a significant amount of money on a classic purchase. When the reduction is a healthy four-figure sum, the car in question becomes particularly attractive. That is the story… more»
America’s Most Expensive: 1956 Continental Mark II
When Ford embarked on developing the Continental Mark II, it planned to produce the world’s best luxury car. Each Mark II left the factory loaded with creature comforts, and the only available option was air conditioning. Our featured Continental… more»
Priced Right? 1989 Chevrolet Caprice for $1,000
Beginning in 1965, Chevrolet stepped into the luxury car arena with the Caprice, an Impala on cosmetic steroids. In various forms, the nameplate lasted more than 50 years, only recently disappearing from the automotive landscape. The seller has a… more»
12k Miles? 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air
Here’s a 1957 Chevrolet that presents the dilemma of whether to preserve the patina or eventually chase a trophy, but the good news is that both seem viable. It features the rare Dusk Pearl and Imperial Ivory color combo,… more»
















