The Lincoln Continental helped reshape American luxury car design in the years surrounding World War II, with the 1948 model representing the final iteration of its first generation. This distinguished automobile combined European-influenced styling with American engineering prowess. The exterior…
A luxurious German grand tourer that captivated automotive enthusiasts was the 1971 Mercedes-Benz 280SE 3.5 Coupe. This distinguished model marked a significant advancement in Mercedes-Benz’s high-end offerings, combining power with comfort in a limited-production package. The exterior presented classic Mercedes…
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…
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…
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…
The late 1950s saw the birth of an automobile that embodied the era’s love for grandeur: the 1958 Buick Limited Convertible. This model stood at the top of Buick’s lineup, bringing back a prestigious name associated with the brand’s most…
The pages of sports car history were indelibly marked when the 1956 Porsche 356 A 1600 Speedster made its debut. This diminutive roadster, introduced to the American market, played a pivotal role in establishing Porsche’s reputation across the Atlantic. The…
The 1956 Ford Thunderbird stands as a remarkable example of mid-20th-century American automotive design, building on the success of the inaugural 1955 model. Conceived and developed at an astonishing pace, the Thunderbird went from idea to prototype in about a…
The first generation Plymouth Barracuda was produced for the 1964 to 1966 model years and was part of the Valiant line. The Barracuda shared many components with the Valiant. But it had its own sporty style. This model was a…
The Chevrolet Bel Air is a celebrated icon of American automotive history. Initially, the ‘Bel Air’ designation denoted a two-door hardtop model of the Styleline Deluxe series in 1950. Over time, it evolved to represent an upscale trim level, a…
Developed as a successor to the Dual-Ghia, the L6.4 was the brainchild of Paul Farago, who continued the project after Gene Casaroll, the driving force behind the Dual-Ghia, turned his attention back to his Automobile Shippers company. At the heart…