
March 9, 1901 – Olds Motor Vehicle Co. prototypes destroyed in fire
Ransom E. Olds founded the Olds Motor Vehicle Co. in 1897 and soon started rolling out prototypes. By 1901, he

Ransom E. Olds founded the Olds Motor Vehicle Co. in 1897 and soon started rolling out prototypes. By 1901, he
French inventor Nicolas-Joseph Cugnot, born on this day in 1725, receives credit as the creator of the first self-propelled, land
If you’ve never driven a prewar car, you don’t know what you’re missing! It takes, muscle, brut, know-how and a
On February 16, 1852, amidst the industrial buzz of the 19th century, Henry and Clement Studebaker embarked on a journey
Tucked behind mature trees in the heart of Palmer Woods, a neighborhood long synonymous with wealth, innovation, and old-world Detroit

If you’ve never driven a prewar car, you don’t know what you’re missing! It takes, muscle, brut, know-how and a

On February 16, 1852, amidst the industrial buzz of the 19th century, Henry and Clement Studebaker embarked on a journey

Tucked behind mature trees in the heart of Palmer Woods, a neighborhood long synonymous with wealth, innovation, and old-world Detroit

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Ransom E. Olds founded the Olds Motor Vehicle Co. in 1897 and soon started rolling out prototypes. By 1901, he

The Origins of BMW: From Aircraft Engines to Automotive Excellence Founded March 7, 1916, Bayerische Motoren Werke AG, or simply

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In 1869 David Buick, 15, dropped out of school to take a job at a plumbing supply company to help

The American Automobile Association (AAA), fondly known as “Triple-A,” has been a cornerstone of automotive advocacy and support since its

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Racing car driver Mario Andretti was born on this day in 1940 in the former Kingdom of Italy, what is

Ralph Nader is a prominent American activist, author, and consumer advocate, best known for his pioneering efforts in automotive safety.

French inventor Nicolas-Joseph Cugnot, born on this day in 1725, receives credit as the creator of the first self-propelled, land

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On this day in 1973 American Motor Corporation (AMC) debuted their latest lineup at the Chicago Auto Show. Among them

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In the annals of motorsport history, the 1964 Daytona 500 stands as a watershed moment, not only for Richard Petty’s

Ransom E. Olds founded the Olds Motor Vehicle Co. in 1897 and soon started rolling out prototypes. By 1901, he

The Origins of BMW: From Aircraft Engines to Automotive Excellence Founded March 7, 1916, Bayerische Motoren Werke AG, or simply

Charles King, born on February 2, 1868, was a notable figure in the early days of the automotive industry. His

In 1869 David Buick, 15, dropped out of school to take a job at a plumbing supply company to help

The American Automobile Association (AAA), fondly known as “Triple-A,” has been a cornerstone of automotive advocacy and support since its

Decades of work in the auto industry taught Preston Tucker that change was constant and necessary. His experiences provided the

The day the Ford Mustang went on sale, April 17, 1964, more than 22,000 of the pony cars ended up

On March 1, 1999, Ford Motor Company announced a significant milestone in its expansion strategy by agreeing to acquire the

Racing car driver Mario Andretti was born on this day in 1940 in the former Kingdom of Italy, what is

Ralph Nader is a prominent American activist, author, and consumer advocate, best known for his pioneering efforts in automotive safety.

French inventor Nicolas-Joseph Cugnot, born on this day in 1725, receives credit as the creator of the first self-propelled, land

Edwin Sewell, 31, was an enthusiastic Daimler salesman in the late 1890s who was big on showing off the new

On this day in 1973 American Motor Corporation (AMC) debuted their latest lineup at the Chicago Auto Show. Among them

If you’ve never driven a prewar car, you don’t know what you’re missing! It takes, muscle, brut, know-how and a

In the annals of motorsport history, the 1964 Daytona 500 stands as a watershed moment, not only for Richard Petty’s

Ransom E. Olds founded the Olds Motor Vehicle Co. in 1897 and soon started rolling out prototypes. By 1901, he had many as six horseless carriage

The Origins of BMW: From Aircraft Engines to Automotive Excellence Founded March 7, 1916, Bayerische Motoren Werke AG, or simply

Charles King, born on February 2, 1868, was a notable figure in the early days of the automotive industry. His

In 1869 David Buick, 15, dropped out of school to take a job at a plumbing supply company to help

The American Automobile Association (AAA), fondly known as “Triple-A,” has been a cornerstone of automotive advocacy and support since its

Decades of work in the auto industry taught Preston Tucker that change was constant and necessary. His experiences provided the

The day the Ford Mustang went on sale, April 17, 1964, more than 22,000 of the pony cars ended up
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