
August 22, 1967 – The AMC Javelin is Announced
On this day in 1967, AMC issued a press release, pictured above, officially announcing the 1968 AMC Javelin. The vehicle

On this day in 1967, AMC issued a press release, pictured above, officially announcing the 1968 AMC Javelin. The vehicle

Ettore Bugatti, born on September 15, 1881, in Milan, Italy, was a visionary automotive engineer and founder of the iconic

The Nissan Skyline has evolved from a modest family car to a legendary nameplate associated with high-performance and cutting-edge technology.

On August 19, 2022, the Kia EV6 made a historic debut at Monterey Car Week, showcasing not just a new

The founder of the Chrysler Corporation, Walter P. Chrysler, passed away on this day in 1940 after succumbing to a

On August 17, 2022, during the third day of the Dodge Speed Week event in Pontiac, Michigan, Dodge enthusiasts were

The first Mason Motor Car rolled off a Des Moines, Iowa assembly line on this day in 1906. Edward Mason,

On this day in 1994, the Ford Contour and its upscale sibling the Mercury Mystique began production. Assembly line workes

Enzo Ferrari, the founder of the sports car company that bears his name, passed away on this day in 1988

Hideo Fukuyama, born on this day in 1955, became the first Japanese driver to compete in the top tier of

On this day in 1988 “Tucker, The Man & His Dream,” hit US theaters. The film, directed by Francis Ford

In the annals of automotive history, certain moments stand out as truly iconic. One such moment occurred on August 11,

The Ford Pinto hit the market in response to highly economical imports from Japan and Europe. The subcompact sat on

On August 9, 1990, Nissan achieved a groundbreaking milestone in automotive design. The Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA) presented

On August 8, 1986, the world bid farewell to “Knight Rider,” the beloved TV series that introduced audiences to the

The cheap car market is a thing of the past.

On August 6, 1991, Peugeot took an unexpected victory lap that would have made any Olympian proud. In a move

It took Henry Ford three tries to start a successful car business, this was his first attempt.










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