Classic cars

From Mustangs to Camaros, explore 20 classic American cars that are easy to restore with affordable parts and timeless style.

2025 marks 50 years since these classics first hit the road, and let’s be honest—most of them still have more personality, noise, and soul than anything being pumped out of today’s factories. Back when style came standard and performance didn’t need a touch screen, these cars made driving an event, not a software update.

Learn how Swiss-born racer and engineer Louis Chevrolet helped ignite the American performance revolution from a humble European garage—shaping the engines, attitude, and spirit that defined an entire era of speed.

Welcome to the world of mid-life crisis cars: loud, impractical, probably bright red, and guaranteed to make you feel 25 again—until you realize Spotify just auto-played your “Dad Rock” playlist.

Every generation leaves behind a few cars that just nailed it. The ones you still glance at twice, wondering how design once felt that effortless.

Classic cars have an undeniable charm. They’ve got the looks, the nostalgia, and that oh-so-sweet exhaust note that makes your heart rev a little faster. But let’s be honest: not every car wearing a six-figure price tag deserves it. These overpriced classics don't live up to the legend.