March 23, 1968 – The Lincoln Continental Mark III is introduced
Hoping to woo race fans at the 12 Hours of Sebring, Lincoln introduced their new flagship model, The Continental Mark
Hoping to woo race fans at the 12 Hours of Sebring, Lincoln introduced their new flagship model, The Continental Mark
The last Pontiac Fiero left the assembly line on this day in 1988. The mid-engined sports car first hit the
In the realm of automotive history, there are few tales as captivating and inspiring as that of the Ferrari 125
On the heels of the BE-1, S-Cargo and PAO, on February 13, 1991, Nissan announced a fourth car would be
As a parent, your priority is ensuring your child’s safety while on the road. Choosing the right car seat for
The Cash for Clunkers program, officially titled the Car Allowance Rebate System (CARS), was designed to stimulate economic activity by
With the opening of the 2015 North American International Auto Show on this day in 2015, a number of exciting
There are some cars that just leave a mark on society. Then there’s the 1968 Ford Mustang driven by Steve
On the morning of January 4, 1967, Donald Malcolm Campbell raced across the top of Coniston Water in the Lake
British inventor and mining engineer Richard Trevithick introduced a steam powered contraption he named the Puffing Devil on this day
When Edsel Ford requested a personal luxury vehicle to use while vacationing in Florida, designer Bob Gregorie put pen to
The answer to the question, who built the Model T, is not simple. Sure, you could say Ford Motor Company,
This may not be a flying car, but what BMW is doing is for airborne vehicles is incredible. In this
Carlo Abarth, originally known as Karl Albert Abarth, was an Italian automobile designer whose remarkable journey in the automotive industry
On the heels of the release of Master of Puppets, Metallica hit the road on a heavy metal world tour.
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On this day in 2018 Ford Motor Company celebrated the production of the ten millionth Mustang, America’s best selling sports
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