A company in England is building kit cars that take after an iconic rally car from the mid 1970s. You can also build it yourself. Here's what you need to know.

A kit car is a vehicle that is designed as components to be assembled after delivery. This can either be performed by a shop or by the customer and may or may not come with vital elements such as a ...

A tree came crashing down, trapping a family inside a car during Tuesday's storm. Luckily, 15-year-old Zachary Canter was ...

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From the April 1998 issue of Car and Driver. The last time we built a kit car was one summer weekend in 1979. Okay, the pronoun should be they, since none of us was on the masthead back then ...

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If you don't have deep enough pockets to pay for a custom sports car, then get your hands dirty with these kit cars that won't break the bank.

Classic car owners usually need an agreed value car insurance policy. This means you'll work with the insurance company to decide how much your car is worth. Because classic and collector cars ...

That kit’s name, Old Red, comes from the namesake of the company, Bruce Meyers, who named his own buggy pulled from among the first 12 that were produced. These original Manxes were rather ...

Kit cars are typically an inherently uncool subgenre of the enthusiast world. By driving a kit car you're living a lie, pushing a narrative that you can afford more car than you really can ...

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