There's a specific kind of car guy who orders a Duesenberg — already the most expensive, most extravagant thing on any ...

I’m always looking for interesting cars or trucks to write about. While driving through the Midwest last fall, I visited the Cord Museum in Auburn, Indiana. The museum was once the factory for the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In 1913, the Duesenberg Motors Company was founded in Saint Paul, Minn., by brothers Fred and August Duesenberg. They moved to ...

There’s an indescribable allure to the Duesenberg Model SJ. The name is magnetism enough, but seeing the gleaming black leviathan shimmering in the midday sun, it proves irresistible; everyone comes ...

The Duesenberg we see here had the privilege of changing hands and ending up with extremely wealthy individuals. We're talking about people who pioneered products you might have used at least once in ...

Bring a Trailer is known for its tantalizing cars and jaw-dropping final auction prices. Most vehicles on the platforms sell for mind-boggling amounts of money that normal people would never pay for a ...

Founded in 1913 and shuttered in 1937, the Duesenberg Automobile and Motors Company embodied America’s take on the ultra-luxury automobile. Chassis 2611 is the final show car from this automaker, as ...

Classic cars from European marques selling in the tens of millions will barely get an eyelid to bat these days, and soon that may be true of American cars, too, judging by the auction activity in ...

Gary Cooper’s 1935 Duesenberg “SSJ,” chassis number 2594 with engine J-563, is one of the most extraordinary cars of the Classic era, with a 400-horsepower supercharged straight-eight engine placed in ...

Jay Leno is a big fan of Duesenbergs. This 1920 ReVere-Duesenberg Four Passenger may seem like yet another addition to the series of Duesenbergs featured on "Jay Leno's Garage" over the years, but ...

Classic cars from European marques selling in the tens of millions will barely get an eyelid to bat these days, and soon that may be true of American cars, too, judging by the auction activity in ...