
Who Was Louis Chevrolet? The Racer Behind the Brand
Louis Chevrolet was a Swiss-born race car driver, mechanic, and entrepreneur whose name would become

Louis Chevrolet was a Swiss-born race car driver, mechanic, and entrepreneur whose name would become

Karl Benz was a German engineer and inventor best known for creating what is widely

Henry Ford—founder of the Ford Motor Company and one of the most influential industrialists in

The boutique British automaker Morgan Motor Company has unveiled its most powerful production car ever,

1947 – Packard Builds Its One Millionth Car On this day in 1947, Packard celebrated

Mullet not included, but all the badassery is. When the GTO hit the market as

Modern logistics makes it easy to forget how complex it is to move thousands of

I missed the train, but turns out the train station was the main attraction. OK,

1870 – Mitsubishi Is Founded, Beginning as a Shipping Company The roots of Mitsubishi trace

For decades, the bench seat was a defining feature of the American automobile. From the

Electric SUVs have quickly become the center of the automotive market. What started as a

The final Duesenberg, a Model J often referred to as the “Bauer Duesenberg,”is far more

Monterey Car Week is still months away, but the early auction car consignments for the

GM produces its 100,000,000th vehicle (1967) Janesville, Wisconsin earned its place in automotive history on

Volkswagen’s revival of the Scout name has a lot of people looking ahead—but this Craigslist

After more than a decade off the market, Ram Dakota is officially coming back—and this

Daimler Delivers One of Its First Production Cars (1897) The early days of automobile manufacturing

Austin Ten Debuts (1932) Affordability and practicality came together when Austin Motor Company introduced the

By the early 1970s, muscle cars were at their absolute peak—horsepower was soaring, designs were

Ask a group of enthusiasts what the first muscle car was, and you’ll likely get

Citroën Unveils the Revolutionary Traction Avant (1934) Innovation took center stage in Paris when Citroën





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