1957 brought forth several notable vehicles, including the Dodge Custom Royal Lancer. This model reflected the design trends of mainstream American manufacturers during the latter half of the 1950s. The exterior featured dramatic tail fins, chrome trim accents, and a…
American luxury car manufacturing changed dramatically in 1951 as several independent automakers faced their final days, including the Frazer brand, which produced one last remarkable vehicle: the Manhattan Convertible Sedan, built by hand at the historic Willow Run facility. The…
Among its 1941 lineup, Buick manufactured five distinct models, with the Roadmaster Convertible Phaeton standing out as one of the most prestigious offerings in the company’s range. The Roadmaster’s exterior design featured graceful lines and abundant chrome trim, creating an…
In the late 1950s, Cadillac responded to the automotive trends of the time with the introduction of the 1959 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible. This car epitomized the exuberant design philosophy of its era, pushing the boundaries of aesthetics and engineering….
In the late 1970s, Ferrari made a significant shift by collaborating with Bertone for the design of its first production mid-engined V-8, resulting in the 1979 Ferrari 308 GT4. This model marked a departure from the brand’s long-standing partnership with…
In the aftermath of World War I, as the world began to rebuild and reimagine itself, a remarkable automobile emerged from the Rolls-Royce factory in Derby, England. The 1920 40/50 HP Silver Ghost Coupé Chauffeur combined cutting-edge technology with unparalleled…
In the early 1950s, a small Italian automaker produced a sports car that captured the essence of post-war European motoring. The 1952 Siata Daina Gran Sport emerged as a striking example of Italian craftsmanship and engineering prowess. Societa Italiana Auto…
The automotive landscape of 1930s America saw the emergence of a remarkable vehicle that combined style, power, and innovation. This car was the 1935 Auburn Eight Supercharged Speedster, also known as Model 851. Gordon Buehrig, a noted designer of the…
As the automobile industry took root in the United States during the early 1900s, various cities emerged as hubs of innovation. Among them, Indianapolis played a significant role, producing several noteworthy vehicles. One such automobile was the 1910 American Underslung…
Few American luxury vehicles captured the essence of pre-war elegance quite like the 1940 Cadillac Series 60 Special. This remarkable car represented a significant shift in design philosophy for General Motors and Cadillac itself. The Series 60 Special was the…
Built in Trenton, New Jersey, the 1922 Mercer Series 5 Raceabout represented a significant advancement in performance car design. This two-seater combined powerful engineering with a minimalist approach to bodywork, creating a unique driving experience that set it apart from…
In the early 1950s, a unique collaboration between British automaker Jaguar and Italian coachbuilder Stabilimenti Farina resulted in the creation of the 1951 Jaguar Mk VII Coupé ‘Meteor’. This rare vehicle combined Italian design flair with British engineering prowess. The…