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Hagerty Insurance has published its 2025 Bull List guide to the hottest classic cars to buy. The list names 11 cars Hagerty expects to increase in value over the next 12 months. Affordable options ...

Whether it was an accident, murder, robbery, or simply still remains a mystery, some incredible classic cars have been pulled from the murky depths of lakes, ponds, and rivers. Unfortunately ...

Green Wood Spoons’ Derek Brabender’s reliance on time-honored traditions (he turns bowls most often on a spring-pole lathe, a tool invented in the 13th century), is a reminder that “new” doesn’t ...