
March 14, 1963 – The Mercedes 230SL debuts
The Mercedes-Benz 230SL, also known as the W113, debuted at the Geneva auto show on this day in 1963. Replacing

The Mercedes-Benz 230SL, also known as the W113, debuted at the Geneva auto show on this day in 1963. Replacing

On March 10, 1983, Land Rover introduced the One Ten, a rugged off-road vehicle designed for durability and versatility. This

Yutaka Katayama, Mr. K, if you will, and often hailed as the “Father of the Z Car,” was born Yutaka

Ah, the history of the Mazda Miata MX-5. A little roadster with a big personality. This car has been turning

Auto industry titan Semon Knudsen was born in 1912 to William Knudsen, who himself would later become president of General

Darrell Lee Waltrip, born on February 5, 1947, is an iconic figure in the world of motorsports, leaving an indelible

In the early 20th century, the automotive industry was a landscape of innovation, rivalry, and unexpected turns. One such twist

General Motors design chief Harley Earl was an inspired man after gazing upon a twin-tailed P-38 Lightning fighter plane of

In the illustrious realm of automotive design, few figures stand out as boldly as Earl “Madman” Muntz, a maverick with

Dax Shepard, born on January 2, 1975, isn’t just another Hollywood face; he’s a multifaceted talent whose journey extends far

An order from the US Office of Production Management issued on this day in 1942 announced an impending freeze on

Brazilian race car driver Antoine Rizkallah “Tony” Kanaan Filho, better known as Tony Kanaan, was born on this day in

Despite many claims to fame, most vehicles are not designed by one particular person. It takes a team to bring

Designing a successful, timeless automobile is no simple feat. It takes intuition, future-vision, a steady hand and an incurable desire

On this day in 1994, Motor Trend announced its annual Imported Car of the Year winner for the 1995 model

The United States Federal Office of Price Administration (OPA) began its first rationing program to support WWII efforts on this

Nissan can trace its roots back to the first Japanese automaker, Kwaishinsha Motor Car Works. The company’s original three investors

The 8,216 foot long Lincoln Tunnel, passing underneath the Hudson River between New York City and Weehawken, New Jersey, opened










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