The BMW E32 is the second generation of the legendary 7-series line up and it was offered from 1986 until 1994. It was first offered with straight-six or V12 engines and succeeded the E23. V8 engines began available in 1992. The E32 was one of the most cutting-edge automobile series of its time from the…
Updated: This post was originally made in 2020, but things have changed quite a bit for the auto industry since then. As such, there are a couple of things that you can do differently to best prepare your car for trade-in. Today is the first day of summer and that means a lot of people…
Car collecting is an interest hobby and business at the same time. Cars are known to depreciate, so to know which ones will appreciate and make you money can be a challenge sometimes. Much like the stock market, you really have to time your entry to the market and even then, you could end up…
You might still see some vehicles out on the road representing the Plymouth brand, but these days it’s a rare sight. Plymouth at one point was considered a “futuristic brand”, and was incredibly popular, even topping Chrysler sales charts as the top seller. Plymouth would go on to do well, primarily in the North American…
The BMW 3 Series cars have a rich history and they have really started to become collectibles. The E36 and E46 largely dominate the collectible market but that doesn’t mean you should sleep in the earlier generations of the 3 Series either. Today, we’ve located a 1982 BMW 320i for sale out in Richmond, Kentucky.…
The Acura NSX has a legendary status amongst enthusiasts and for good reason. It is a two-seater, mid-engine coupe that was one of the first vehicles to be mass-produced with an all-aluminum body. Unfortunately, they were only sold in limited numbers with an estimated 9,000 units sold from 1990-2007. They have always sort remained in…
Track days can be a ton of fun, but they can also be very expensive. For most weekend track folks, they are either taking their daily driver or they are running a cheap car strictly reserved for track days. As we all know, sports cars are not cheap and track-rated sports cars are even less…
Plymouth made some great cars in their time and it’s a shame the company was killed off by Chrysler. From 1955 to 1989, Plymouth produced the Plymouth Fury, a particular car model. It debuted for the 1956 model year as a Plymouth Belvedere sub-series before separating into its own series in 1959 and moving one…
The Honda S2000 is a convertible, open-top sports car that Honda manufactured from 1999 to 2019. It is believed they produced approximately 110,673 units worldwide. The S2000 is named for it’s engine displacement, which of course is two litters and carries on the nameplate tradition of the S500, S600 and S800 roadsters. The Honda S2000…
The Lamborghini Diablo is without a doubt one of the biggest icons from the automotive world. This car was on posters in many childhood rooms and created quite the stir when it first came out. A high-performance mid-engine sports car called the Diablo was produced by the Italian automaker Lamborghini between 1990 and 2001. It…
