Sajeev Mehta

Perhaps I owe the reader an apology for this title, as you may live in an area where niche businesses like upholstery shops aren’t under threat of gentrification. But one look at Galvez Upholstery, a lone outpost in a neglected Houston postmodern office park that faces a row of freshly-minted, prairie-style townhomes, certainly provides a chilling effect to the automotive enthusiast.

Hagerty Community member Glenn L. suggested a repurposed Carvana vending machine for the ultimate Automotive Fortress of Solitude.

Sometimes it's hard to determine something like your favorite toy vehicle, as there were so many and many were so affordable.

We asked our staff about their favorite physical control in a car, and the answers will be a validation of things you like in older vehicles.

Like archaeologists at a historical dig, The Proper People toured Ford's lost power plant at the River Rouge Complex in Dearborn, MI.

A factory restoration or a highly modified restomod used to be the way to make a top dollar 1958 Corvette. Until now.

Tire companies are making EV-specific tires, but they aren't marketed with a name that sets them apart like Firestone's Wide Ovals of yore.

Be it an estate, garage, or Storage Wars –like auction sale, there are always deals to be had when shopping for the pre-loved and coveted items of other folks. This past time is getting hotter around the country, especially among

In many ways, the Roaring Twenties of this and the last century are similar. Both eras are fully immersed in consumer culture —today’s Amazon isn’t quite yesteryear’s Sears catalog, but the kernel of an idea remains at the core. That’s why, almost 100 years later, tall wagons like the Mercedes Benz GLC AMG sports-utility coupe can draw parallels to a 1930 Studebaker Commander 8 when fitted with the sleek, 2-door Victoria body configuration.

Auto Start-Stop systems often come on turbocharged engines, and that can have a negative effect on the oil used for turbocharging.