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The MotorTrend Classic Cars section showcases the greatest cars the world has seen, in addition to cars you may have forgot existed, rare and exotic cars and unique vintage vehicles. MotorTrend News ...

Car Clock of the Week: 1977 Chrysler New Yorker mechanical-digital Car Clock of the Week: 2000 Lincoln Town Car Cartier Edition analog Car Clock of the Week: 1984 Lincoln Town Car analog Car Clock ...

Restoring a classic car can only be described as an up-and-down affair. It can feel like an endless cycle of issues. When you fix one problem, another comes up. I learned that lesson with my first ...

With just 4,550 miles on the clock - an average of just 108 miles ... according to auction house Classic Car Auctions (CCA), is absolutely correct. Under the bonnet is the tried and tested 1,275cc ...

[Hans Andersson] is one of them, and has made a name for himself with an impressive portfolio of electromechanical clocks. His latest work, called the Time Slider, is every bit as captivating as ...

Hagerty Insurance offers more than just a classic car policy. The insurer also provides vehicle specialists to help you during any repair or replacement process and a top-notch community for car ...

Not every regulatory agency requires amateur operators to learn Morse any more, but for those that do it can be a challenge, so [Cristiano Monteiro] built this clock to help get some practice.

With just over 550 miles on the clock the 2CV being sold at a Birmingham ... to change hands for six-figure sums. John Mayhead, classic car valuations expert and editor of the Hagerty UK Price ...

To deduce the average speed, one would also need to know the length of time for which the car has been travelling. Thus, to calibrate the molecular clock, one must know the absolute age of some ...

FOX 13's Charley Belcher has an update from Duke Energy in Pinellas County as utility crews work around the clock to restore ...

FOR THE discerning timekeeper, only an atomic clock will do. Whereas the best quartz timepieces will lose a millisecond every six weeks, an atomic clock might not lose a thousandth of one in a decade.