Angelo Rosado and his older brother, Edwin, have been inseparable since they were small children. Anything Edwin did, Angelo was certain to follow, from getting in trouble to custom car building. The ...

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The big '90s sedan duo of the Chevrolet Caprice and Ford Crown Victoria debuted almost at the same time but ended up leading vastly different lives, and only one of these is easy to spot on the street ...

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As Lowriders, we all have our preferences when it comes to our favorite cars to build. Some guys are Rivi guys, while others are Impala fans, and so forth. For thirty-five-year-old James Whiteway of ...

I love Caprices. How can I not, when I have been a big fan of all things Brougham since I was, oh…four? Amongst my favorites are the Nimitz-class 1971–76 versions, and the fresh, “Sheer Look,” newly ...

People say "They don't build 'em like they used to," and that is certainly true about today's Nice Price or No Dice Caprice, as no family sedan of this size is presently being built in the U.S. at all ...

General Motors did a magnificent job of squeezing every last dollar out of its rear-wheel-drive B Platform from the 1959 through 1996 model years, particularly the 1977-1990 version that underpinned ...

While a significant downsize from its preceding edition, today's Nice Price or No Dice Caprice still represents what today would be considered a pretty big car. Let's see if it comes with a pretty big ...

Chevrolet renamed its full-sized Caprice to “Caprice Classic” during the 1973-1974 model year changeover of the second generation. But this fully customized Box Chevy most surely belongs to the 1980s ...

Retired officers from the New York City Police Department are pooling their talent to restore a 1987 Chevrolet Caprice patrol car that one of their colleagues was fatally shot in nearly 40 years ago.