November 19, 1959 – Ford announces the end of Edsel
Too much money. Too much hype. Too much of the same old thing. Designed to ride alongside Mercury between Ford
Too much money. Too much hype. Too much of the same old thing. Designed to ride alongside Mercury between Ford
This 1955 Mercedes-Benz 170 S-D Diesel pickup truck appears to be an exceptionally rare find, blending historical significance with unique
There are more than a handful of both large and small-production automakers that possess illustrious histories chock-full of ingenious design,
Why does a 5 cent nickel exist? Simply, it fills the gap between a penny and a dime. Would you
Monterey Car Week, centered around the prestigious Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, continues to be a beacon for automotive collectors and
This 1955 Mercedes-Benz 170 S-D Diesel pickup truck appears to be an exceptionally rare find, blending historical significance with unique
There are more than a handful of both large and small-production automakers that possess illustrious histories chock-full of ingenious design,
Why does a 5 cent nickel exist? Simply, it fills the gap between a penny and a dime. Would you
Monterey Car Week, centered around the prestigious Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, continues to be a beacon for automotive collectors and
Too much money. Too much hype. Too much of the same old thing. Designed to ride alongside Mercury between Ford
This 1955 Mercedes-Benz 170 S-D Diesel pickup truck appears to be an exceptionally rare find, blending historical significance with unique
Less than a week after Chrysler acquired Dodge Brothers, it debuted its new mid-priced DeSoto line for 1929. The two
On this day in 1986 Georges Besse, the 58-year-old CEO of French automaker Renault, was gunned down just steps from
The greater Los Angeles area has long been a hot bed for auto theft. The wild police chases that fill
On November 15, 2020, Lewis Hamilton put in a masterclass performance at the Turkish Grand Prix, clinching victory in challenging
On this day in 1996 General Motors released its first electric car, the EV1. Manufactured in Lansing, Michigan, the EV1
What qualities must one possess to build the legacy of three of the United States’ most recognizable brands? Repertoire? Desire?
On this day in 1908 the newly formed General Motors snapped up another automotive Brand. When GM buys Oldsmobile, the
Born to a wealthy Italian family on November 11, 1926, Maria Teresa de Filippis grew up an avid equestrian. The
On this day in 1885, the first test ride of what is often considered the first modern motorcycle, the Daimler
In the golden age of aviation, the skies were alive with inventors and pioneers, each chasing the dream of personal
In the annals of automotive history, Herbert Austin stands as a visionary whose legacy continues to reverberate through the world
Jesús García Corona, born on November 13, 1881, in Hermosillo, Sonora, was a Mexican railroad brakeman whose heroic act in
In the early 20th century, the name “Ford” became synonymous with automobiles, thanks to the pioneering efforts of Henry Ford.
Too much money. Too much hype. Too much of the same old thing. Designed to ride alongside Mercury between Ford
This 1955 Mercedes-Benz 170 S-D Diesel pickup truck appears to be an exceptionally rare find, blending historical significance with unique
Less than a week after Chrysler acquired Dodge Brothers, it debuted its new mid-priced DeSoto line for 1929. The two
On this day in 1986 Georges Besse, the 58-year-old CEO of French automaker Renault, was gunned down just steps from
The greater Los Angeles area has long been a hot bed for auto theft. The wild police chases that fill
On November 15, 2020, Lewis Hamilton put in a masterclass performance at the Turkish Grand Prix, clinching victory in challenging
On this day in 1996 General Motors released its first electric car, the EV1. Manufactured in Lansing, Michigan, the EV1
What qualities must one possess to build the legacy of three of the United States’ most recognizable brands? Repertoire? Desire?
On this day in 1908 the newly formed General Motors snapped up another automotive Brand. When GM buys Oldsmobile, the
Born to a wealthy Italian family on November 11, 1926, Maria Teresa de Filippis grew up an avid equestrian. The
On this day in 1885, the first test ride of what is often considered the first modern motorcycle, the Daimler
In the golden age of aviation, the skies were alive with inventors and pioneers, each chasing the dream of personal
In the annals of automotive history, Herbert Austin stands as a visionary whose legacy continues to reverberate through the world
Jesús García Corona, born on November 13, 1881, in Hermosillo, Sonora, was a Mexican railroad brakeman whose heroic act in
In the early 20th century, the name “Ford” became synonymous with automobiles, thanks to the pioneering efforts of Henry Ford.
Too much money. Too much hype. Too much of the same old thing. Designed to ride alongside Mercury between Ford and its luxurious Lincoln line, Edsel
Less than a week after Chrysler acquired Dodge Brothers, it debuted its new mid-priced DeSoto line for 1929. The two
On this day in 1986 Georges Besse, the 58-year-old CEO of French automaker Renault, was gunned down just steps from
The greater Los Angeles area has long been a hot bed for auto theft. The wild police chases that fill
On this day in 1996 General Motors released its first electric car, the EV1. Manufactured in Lansing, Michigan, the EV1
What qualities must one possess to build the legacy of three of the United States’ most recognizable brands? Repertoire? Desire?
On this day in 1908 the newly formed General Motors snapped up another automotive Brand. When GM buys Oldsmobile, the
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