Classic cars: What's your favorite and why? 17 Articles

by Eric Wolf

The Jaguar E-type convertible easily tops my list of coveted classic cars. The list of cars I would love to have is a lengthy one, filled with cars as diverse as Ferraris, Dodges and bug-eyed Sprites, but the E-type occup...read more

by Richard Mcquilton-Morgan

Over the many years Jaguar have created some of the most beautiful cars in the world and designed some of the smoothest running engines, the XJ220, the XK8, the X Type and the new XF all of which are among the finest ever...read more

by Richard Saare

What is my favorite muscle car and why; well now; that is an awesome question. I have owned a lot of muscle cars in my life, 64 El Camino, 65 389 Booneville, 65 389 Catalina, 66 389 GTO, 67 Impala Convertible w/327, 67-68-...read more

by Robert Mcmartin

From the first minute the Silver Birch, DB5 Aston Martin appeared on the screen in Goldfinger, I was hooked. This car with its sleek lines and sporty look made me want one. When during the course of the film, it unleas...read more

by Steven Carino

My Favorite Car There are many different eras of classic cars that can be a favorite. The 1930's automobiles have a wonderful, classic art deco styling. The fenders, rumble seats, and the long streamlined hoods were t...read more

by Gary Maclean

As Americans, we are so fortunate to be able to enjoy so much of everything. We have music, movies, video games, television; so much is available to us today. That plenty makes it difficult to name the one most cherished i...read more

by Amy5918

Midnight Debate My favorite car is one I've seen in dreams. Its always the same. "This path leads to certan destruction. " I say firmly in my mind. Standing my ground, my footing sure. Sure of my solitary way. ...read more

by Tabitha Hergest

Asking any person with as broad an experience of a subject as I have with classic cars to nail their colours to any particular mast within their oeuvre is bound to be fraught with man-traps and pratfalls a-plenty. To them...read more

by William Cobbs

My favorite classic car was and always will be Rolls-Royce! My history of the wonderful automobile goes way way back. I was a minor intelligence official in France in 1949, and had a very small salary. I needed ...read more

by Roumyana Demireva

It is a good question what is my favorite car and why. For many years I thought that the most beautiful car that I have ever seen was the car of the grandfather of one of my friends. The Cadillac Eldordo is one of these ca...read more

by Michael Mccormick

My favorite classic car is my 1959 BMW Isetta. Remember the little put put car that Steve Urkel had on his TV show with the door on the front? That is a BMW Isetta. My Mom and Dad bought one brand new off the showroom floo...read more

by Gillian Riccio

I was eight years old when I saw what would become my lifelong passion. I'm sure it wasn't the first time I had ever crossed paths with an El Camino but it was the first time I had taken complete notice of every element, e...read more

by Ascen Arriazu

The 2CV! I am not an expert in cars, actually I cannot distinguish one made from another. Even so I can talk about my favourite ones, can't I? The king for me is the 2CV. My husband had one when I met him. A r...read more

by Joseph Turnbull

Reflection on pre-1970 cars in general Today I was driving home along Massachusetts Route 9 and passed a classic 1959 Cadillac four door hardtop. It was bright red. It was loooong! It had huge fins! It had more chrome t...read more

by Bill Whitney

This is a question that for a car nut like me has no solid and specific answer. There are so many neat old cars that I would like to own but I will try to narrow it down to my two or three most desired. If money was no...read more

by TIMOTHY J. THOMPSON

There are so many fantastic classic cars! There are: the Corvette, '55 Chevy, '57 Chevy, the Thunderbird, the Galaxy 500, the Firebird, the Firebird Formula, the Trans Am, and the Tucker Torpedo just to name a few. I loved...read more

by Nicole Dionisi

The first time I saw a road runner I was in love. They looked a lot like all the other muscle cars of their time just a little smaller. More streamlined, made to be bare boned so the less wealthy could afford a muscle ca...read more