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It's not every day that a piece of tuning history comes up for sale. If you want this custom made piece of automotive marmite you'll need to make your way to Silverstone Auctions on 20 May

With rear-wheel drive and surprising performance, this bigger-is-better American estate is a secret muscle car waiting to be unleashed. Or you can just haul a full-size pool table...

Rare and awesome, this race-prepped Mk2 Cortina would be a track day darling with definitive British style

Having a low budget doesn’t automatically mean living with low horsepower.

They’re not fast and they were never extremely popular, but these convertibles deliver open-air 1980s nostalgia in a big way

In a world of wings, stickers and stance life, it's nice to see a Civic purpose-built to just kick the crap out of every other car.

Thanks to the 25-year import rule, a new Japanese automotive invasion of U.S. markets is definitely underway. And it’s only going to get better from here.

There are plenty of rat rods for sale these days, but is the real joy in this automotive niche owning one, or building one?

One of the worst American cars of the 1970s somehow became a highly sought-after ride that’s actually cool. But is it $22,900 cool?

XJ-S prices in the United States have been low for some time. Should I give into the temptation and become a V12 Jag owner?

Clear out the garage and buy another set of tools. It’s time to scrape knuckles and drain bank accounts on cheap project cars.

The week-long auto auction with prime-time television coverage has built a reputation for having some of the greatest cars in the world. It’s also known for generating some positively insane selling prices on cars that may or may not be worth it.

We've taken a look at some popular and decidedly not popular Mustangs of the past to see which could be more fun for 10 grand

The 348 has 72,000 miles and an Italian flag for a stripe, while the 328 has 52,000 miles and oodles of sex appeal. But, realistically, are either worth the gamble?

Long overshadowed by their twin-turbocharged successors, mark III Supras are still all kinds of awesome. Better get yours now while they’re still cheap

Stealths were rare and awesome for U.S. buyers in the 1990s, but they never really found a strong core enthusiast following. That’s why these two cars can be bought for either $3000 or $18,900, depending on your level of sanity

America actually got a decent version of Toyota’s infamous AWD Celica, but if you fancy a bit more horsepower and driving on the wrong side of the car, there's always the JDM version

Barely large enough for two people with all the elegant styling of a doorstop, could this be a distant grown-up cousin to the Peel P50? You can buy it right now on eBay, and its history just might surprise you.

While AE86 Corollas aren’t impossible to find in America these days, discovering a clean, unmodified example is something special.

The 996-series 911s are currently the cheap ticket for entry into the world of Porsche ownership, and this one is up for auction at no reserve. It’s going to sell, but for how much?

There’s no denying the performance capabilities of the B5-series Audi S4. There’s also no denying the B5’s less than stellar track record for reliability. Does this car have the right mods at the right price to overcome the fear of catastrophic bank account destruction?

Extremely rare and unexpectedly fast even by today's standards, the Spirit R/T has a cult following and could well become a high-dollar collectible in the next 10 years. The price for this example is tempting, but something doesn't seem right about the listing...

Few cars embody the 1970s like the Gremlin. Whether you love or hate the goofy looks, it’s hard to argue with 300bhp in something weighing as much as a Mazda MX-5!