The man neighbors once sneeringly called “Crazy Henry” was a promotional genius. He knew four famous Americans traveling off ...

Woodie Wagon Day is today and since a lot of us are heading to the beaches, what better time to explore the world of woodies.

Standing next to this beautiful bird is the proud owner, Keevin Schier, of St. Louis County. Yes, I’m a “bird watcher” all ...

Step into the Model T Museum in Richmond, Indiana, where automotive history comes alive with the first mass-produced automobile.

The summer vacation season is in full swing. Millions of Americans are heading to the wilderness to get away from it all.

By the 1920s, Brazil’s rubber trees had caught the eye of car manufacturer Henry Ford who had a bright idea: why pay the exorbitant costs of Asia’s growing rubber markets when he could simply buy a ...

Ford's low valuation and strong FCF yield make it intriguing, but profitability and high debt remain concerns. Learn why F ...

If you looked closely at a Cadillac logo from before the year 2000, you might have noticed several small birds hiding in the company crest. Where did they go?

When Steven J. Rauch first arrived at Fort Gordon in August 2002, he had no idea what he had gotten himself into … much less ...

The four-seat Thunderbird won Motor Trend’s Car of the Year award in 1958. It was the first time a single model, not an ...

The accomplishment was elite enough that Ford Motor CEO Jim Farley personally showed up July 8 to present it to Jim Seavitt, ...

Henry Ford’s name is synonymous with innovation, and his impact on American industry is immeasurable. Starting from humble beginnings in rural Michigan, Ford’s fascination with mechanics and ...