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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 III, on this day…
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March 20, 1988 – End of production for the Pontiac Fiero
The last Pontiac Fiero left the assembly line on this day in 1988. The mid-engined sports car first hit the market in 1983. Not…
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March 12, 1947 – The first Ferrari is completed
In the realm of automotive history, there are few tales as captivating and inspiring as that of the Ferrari 125 S. March 12, 1947,…
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February 18, 1940 — Buick Unveils the Townmaster
On this day in 1940, Buick released — or more accurately, revealed — an unusual known as the Townmaster, a bespoke specialty car based…
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February 12, 2014 – Sinkhole at the Corvette Museum
The Bowling Green, Kentucky GM plant has been pumping out Corvettes since 1991. Just a quarter of a mile away from the plant is…
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January 17, 2023 – Chevrolet announces hybrid Corvette E-Ray
The Chevrolet Corvette has been an American icon since its introduction in 1953 and will remain so with the introduction of the new hybrid…
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January 12, 2015 – Hyundai Santa Cruz concept debuts at NAIAS
With the opening of the 2015 North American International Auto Show on this day in 2015, a number of exciting new concept and production…
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January 11, 1989 – Dodge Viper Concept debuts
When the Dodge Viper concept car rolled onto the stage at the North American International Auto Show on January 11, 1989, it didn’t just…
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Top Pros and Cons of Selling Your Junk Car to a Buyer
Selling your junk car to a buyer can be a practical and rewarding decision. You can get fast cash, free towing, and the satisfaction…
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January 7, 1989 – Lexus Launches in the US
When Lexus was made public in the United States on January 7, 1989, it sent a shockwave through the luxury automotive world. Toyota’s all-new…
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January 4, 1967 – Donald Campbell dies during water speed record attempt
On the morning of January 4, 1967, Donald Malcolm Campbell raced across the top of Coniston Water in the Lake District, England. His mission:…
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January 3, 1905 — The Birth of Dante Giacosa, Architect of Italy’s People’s Cars
On January 3, 1905, Dante Giacosa was born in Rome, Italy—an event that would quietly shape the future of automotive design for millions of…
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August 26, 1940 – The Last LaSalle
Why does a 5 cent nickel exist? Simply, it fills the gap between a penny and a dime. Would you rather carry five pennies…
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August 21, 2002: The Controversial Porsche Cayenne Begins Production
On August 21, 2002, production of the Porsche Cayenne began in Leipzig, Germany. At the time, the move was seen by many as a…
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When Was the First Corvette Made? The Origin of an American Icon (June 30, 1953)
The automotive industry changed forever when the first production Chevrolet Corvette rolled out of a General Motors’ assembly facility in Flint, Michigan, on this…
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What Happens If You Junk a Car That Still Has a Loan on It?
Junking a car already feels complicated. Add an active loan, and complexity skyrockets. Many people face this situation after an accident, mechanical failure, or…
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June 2, 1992 – National Corvette Museum breaks ground
The National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky, broke ground on June 2, 1992, setting the stage for a remarkable journey celebrating one of…
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What are the Essential Parts of a Car?
A car is more than just a body with wheels. It’s made of many systems and parts that work together. Some help the car…