ARUNDEL, Maine — You can meet the Tucker Family at the Maine Classic Car Museum on Saturday, Sept. 27, and hear the inside ...

Though it's common knowledge that all vehicles lose value ... a frame of reference for what happens to the value of a car when people start protesting outside the dealerships that sell it," Tucker ...

Jay Follis, president of the Tucker Automobile Club of America and employee of the Gilmore Car Museum in Hickory Corners, poses with the Tucker on display at the museum. The car is Tucker serial ...

There are all sorts of conspiracy theories that find our way to us. Virtually all of them consist of “My Turboencabulator gets 100 mpg on pure water, but Big Car doesn’t want it to happen ...

After all, there had been no new civilian cars produced for almost five years. Studebaker was the first with an all-new car in 1947, but even that car used much of the existing technology.

Sixty years later, the car continues to be a symbol of innovation; among prominent automotive museums, adding a Tucker to the collection is a defining moment.

The Tucker 48 embodies the spirit of hope of the post-war era, and if you are a classic car fan, here is everything you should know about it.

Few classic cars are as controversial as the Tucker, which promised to revolutionize the industry back in the day. The company went belly up before it could begin volume production, meaning few ...

Collector David Cammack owns three of the 43 remaining cars in existence designed by Preston Tucker, which he puts on display in a secluded museum in Virginia. Editor's Note: We're sad to report ...

This oddball car, which never became a mass-production vehicle and was doomed by mechanical and financial problems before it was even built, may not seem a likely candidate for changing the course of ...

And the fact that 46 of the 51 cars survived also helped. Come 2023 and the Tucker 48 is a rare sight and, as a result, it gets a lot of attention when it pops up at car shows.