The auction world is ever-changing as values fluctuate, in these changing and sometimes challenging times. Here are some of the highlights ...

Mecum Auctions is gearing up for 2025 Mecum Glendale next week and there are some real beauties on the docket. The include a ...

The most expensive car sold at the 2024 auction was a 1967 Chevrolet Corvette L88 Coupe for $1.8 million. Other notable sales included Elvis Presley's Cadillac and a Batmobile. New at the Mecum ...

NEW DELHI, March 7 (Reuters) - India has signed a $248 million contract with Russian state arms exporter Rosoboronexport to acquire more powerful engines for its Soviet-era battle tanks ...

The record for the most expensive Chevrolet Corvette ever sold has been broken by the 1957 Chevrolet Corvette SS Project XP-64. The hammer went down on the classic Corvette at a whopping $7,705,000 at ...

A car of contrasts, the model features the so-desired L88 spec that brought the race ... That 427 was the closest thing to a full-blown racing engine that customers could buy from General Motors.

In 2024, the digital world is swiftly growing, challenging traditional search engines to meet the rising demand for precise and relevant findings. This problem is highlighted by an extensive study ...

Thankfully, there are still a great many vehicles with naturally aspirated engines that rev to stratospheric heights. In fact, our list of the top 10 highest-revving engines is entirely dominated ...

If you drill down far enough, you can make nearly any car rare or special in some way, and people often go to extreme measures to make a rather plain car seem more special. Your ’84 Cadillac ...

The world’s first oblique detonation engine (ODE) powered by standard aviation kerosene has been successfully tested by Chinese scientists, marking a potential game-changer in hypersonic ...

In order to carry such heavy loads of passengers, fuel, and cargo, the Airbus A380 needs some seriously powerful engines to give it the thrust it needs to take off and remain in the air. Today, the ...