Hemmings Motor News is a monthly magazine catering to traders and collectors of antique, classic, and exotic sports cars.

It is the largest and oldest publication of its type in the United States, with sales of 215,000 copies per month, and is best known for its large classified advertising sections.

[4] Starting in 1970, Hemmings Motor News Publishing added Special Interest Autos, a bimonthly periodical focused primarily on American collectible automobiles.

ACBJ, under the Hemmings banner, also sells a large line of calendars, clothing, signs, and other items relating to automobile collecting and memorabilia, and formerly maintained a public display of 25 cars at their headquarters.

Hemmings Classic Car captured several distinct collector-car audiences in a single publication, with an emphasis on early post-war 1946–1960 automobiles.

Hemmings Classic Car featured photography showcasing these automobiles, including in-construction photographs of the entire restoration process, showing readers what it takes to produce a concours-quality collectible.

Hemmings cited "significant inflation related to production costs," "changes in advertiser demand," "newsstand supply-chain struggles," and consumer tastes shifting to digital and social media as reasons for the cancellation.

Hemmings cited "significant inflation related to production costs," "changes in advertiser demand," "newsstand supply-chain struggles," as well as consumer tastes shifting to digital and social media as reasons for the publication cessation.