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Tulsa just made history with the world's largest car cruise, drawing 3,596 vintage vehicles and 100,000 cheering spectators to celebrate Route 66's 100th birthday. The city didn't just break the old record—it obliterated it by more than 1,100 cars.
Tulsa is about to shatter the world record for the largest classic car parade with nearly 4,000 vintage vehicles cruising down historic Route 66 on May 30. The event celebrates the iconic highway's 100th birthday in the city where the "Father of Route 66" made it all happen.
A California auto shop owner spent two years and $40,000 converting a classic Ford Mustang into a fully electric Tesla with working self-driving software. The project proves Tesla's advanced technology can work in vehicles it was never designed for.
Thousands packed the streets of Springfield, Missouri, as the birthplace of Route 66 kicked off the iconic highway's centennial celebration with classic cars, community pride, and a tribute to American road trip history.
Sixty-two years ago today, Ford unveiled the Mustang at the 1964 World's Fair for just $2,368, creating the most successful car launch since the Model A. What started as a European-inspired design became America's most iconic muscle car, selling 400,000 units in its first year.
Australia's biggest regional car festival is roaring back with its highest number of entrants ever, proving that passion outlasts hardship. Classic car lovers from across the country have made the pilgrimage to central Queensland, fuel crisis and all.
An Oxford company is reimagining classic car conversions by engineering vintage vehicles to modern EV standards. Their first showcase proves even the trickiest classics can become reliable daily drivers.
Over 100 vintage enthusiasts gathered in Chennai to celebrate their passion for classic cars, motorcycles, and timepieces, including a 95-year-old pocket watch. What started as a casual conversation between two collector groups turned into a heartwarming showcase of preservation and memory.
A single car auction just sold $441 million worth of vehicles in 13 days, shattering every previous record and proving classic cars are becoming serious investments. The event drew 140,000 people and tripled the price record for iconic Ferrari models.