Cadillac is a popular choice when it comes to taking that final ride into the great beyond, but what happens when a Cadillac hearse needs to be brought back to life? Well, when it comes to this ...

Moldy Cadillac Hearse barn find receives first wash in 16 years.

If you’re looking for a barn find that you could take home and restore, there’s a chance this Cadillac Fleetwood takes you by surprise. And it’s not only because it’s been sitting for some 20 years ...

Editor's note: This week we reached into the My Favorite Ride archive for this classic column from May 2017. This is how it happens sometimes. I’m driving on the west side of Bloomington, Indiana the ...

We’d all prefer to live forever if given a chance. But since you gotta go one of these days, there’s no vehicle that Americans prefer to take their last ride in than a Cadillac Hearse. Although the ...

Why build a hearse? "Why does somebody like a VW Bug? They have, for some weird reason, this desire. We all have the same affliction of hot rodding, and if you have enough income to do it, then why ...

This was not the very first motorized hearse ever produced, though at the time, most hearses were still horse-driven carriages. Undertakers were eager to make the switch to motorized hearses, though, ...

Dim’s fascination with cars began when he was just six. Born into a family of car enthusiasts and racing drivers, he started learning basic mechanics and driving from an early age. While he loves ...

So much of the automotive hobby is about doing stuff that offers zero practicality at the machine’s expense. Stuff like burnout competitions, mud bogging, outrageous levels of negative camber, or ...