The fame of Cadillac’s late Fifties models eclipses every other era, which is a shame because the cars they built got better and better.
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Category: Feature Articles
Smooth Sailing
Nick Parker wanted to own this stunning 1957 Plymouth Belvedere coupe as soon as he saw it, but had to wait more than a decade before it was his.
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Golden Wonder
John Maunder’s 1965 Mustang, one of our Car of the Year finalists, has been with him since high school in 1974. It’s his first car, so it has a tale or two to tell…
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Colonial Class
This elegant Convertible Coupe has one obvious difference from most Packards you’ll see…
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A Bear in Wolf’s clothing?
You might walk past this ’69 Camaro at a car show and fail to realise how special it is…
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Will Shiers’ Voyage of Discoveries
We join Will Shiers on a 2800-mile trip through California, Nevada, Idaho, Washington and Oregon, as he searches for abandoned cars for your pleasure.
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Why you should MoT your classic American
Classic American editor Ben Klemenzson takes a personal stance about an issue that’s been a hot topic of conversation over the past year…
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Shipping a car? Here’s everything you need to know!
Classic American has teamed up with Car of the Year sponsors Kingstown Shipping to put together an indispensable guide for anyone thinking about shipping a vehicle from North America…
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End of an Era
Nick Axford’s 1959 Plymouth Fury is his first American car and what a way to start, with a car that represents the penultimate year of Plymouth’s fantastic fins.
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Flint’s Finest
Nigel Lowndes’ 1972 Buick Centurion represents a rarity even in the States today: low mileage, immaculate condition and totally stock. We love it!
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