Stories
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This Day in Automotive History: April 27
From the Morris Marina to the Alfa Romeo 4C, here’s your automotive history round up for April 27!
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This Day in Automotive History: April 26
1921 – London Police Begin Motorcycle Patrols In 1921, police officers in London began using motorcycles for patrol duties for the first time, marking…
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This Day in Automotive History: April 25
1940 – The Final Duesenberg Is Completed (The Bauer Car) The final Duesenberg Model J—often referred to as the “Bauer Duesenberg”—is far more than…
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Why AMC Put Levi’s Jeans Inside Its Cars (And Other Wild Fashion Collabs)
In the early 1970s, American Motors Corporation was in a tough spot. As the smallest of the major American automakers, AMC didn’t have the…
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The Best Used Cars Under $10,000 Right Now (That Won’t Leave You Stranded)
If you’re searching for the best used car that won’t break the bank, think functional, not flashy. Here’s the best options to consider.
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This Day in Automotive History: April 24
1918 – First Tank-to-Tank Battle Takes Place in World War I On this day in 1918, during the Second Battle of Villers-Bretonneux, history saw…
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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 one of the most recognized in automotive history. Best…
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Who Was Karl Benz? The Man Who Invented the First Automobile
Karl Benz was a German engineer and inventor best known for creating what is widely recognized as the first practical automobile. In 1886, he…
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When Did Henry Ford Die? The Real Story Behind His Final Years
Henry Ford—founder of the Ford Motor Company and one of the most influential industrialists in history—died on April 7, 1947, at the age of…
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Morgan Supersport 400 News: Everything You Need to Know
The boutique British automaker Morgan Motor Company has unveiled its most powerful production car ever, the new Supersport 400. At first glance, it looks…
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This Day in Automotive History: April 23
1947 – Packard Builds Its One Millionth Car On this day in 1947, Packard celebrated a major milestone with the production of the one…
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Hey Joe Dirt, Why are You Selling Your 1967 Pontiac GTO?
Mullet not included, but all the badassery is. When the GTO hit the market as a trim package from Pontiac in 1964 it transformed…