The draw of a project car is something special. However, the emotional process of taking a machine that is broken, damaged, ...

Every gearhead dreams of it: dragging home a scruffy classic, wrenching on it in the garage, and rolling out in something you built with your own hands. Then reality shows up with a rusty floorpan and ...

We’re now weeks into 2024, and that pesky New Year’s resolution to make smarter financial choices is officially out the window. Thank God. Welcome back to Project Car Diaries, The Drive‘s ongoing ...

Ever wonder why some project cars never get finished? Well, you are not alone. Usually, people tend to think it has something to do with money, but it is not always the case. Sometimes, project cars ...

Count yourself lucky if you’ve already got a family heirloom to work on. The rest of us need hard intel to find the right project car. Even though rust is making a limited comeback in Roadkill circles ...

In most cases when you read about project cars or view videos about someone's project car, you see the finished product. Or you might watch a YouTube video of someone building that project, and you ...

I pulled this car from a field when I was just 17. A rural field can be a great place to find cars—by the time they get there, they’re usually cheap. But unfortunately, they’re also usually rotten ...

You may have heard of them, you may even own one, or two, or five ...

It’s easy to get stuck while working on a long-term project. The best way to stay on track is to keep It simple. Last week, I spent several days at the PRI Trade Show at the Indianapolis Convention ...

Xavier lives in Michigan, and unlike most high-school kids who prefer to bury themselves into a screen, he wants to deep dive into a project car. With a $5,000 budget and a need for speed, what car ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Project X drives into SEMA this month with a new, electric lease on ...

Ferrari's old entry-level California sports car is often unfairly derided for being a bit ungainly and not particularly sporty. One intrepid individual started an individual labor of love to blend a ...