Recently acquired after long display in a Southern museum, this 1908 Buick Model 10 was restored for them to very high standards many years ...
BMW’s post-war recovery was somewhat rocky, and by the mid-1950s, their product line was a disjointed mix of luxurious but dated sedans, the luscious but ...
Under its founder, Joseph W. Moon, the St. Louis-based Moon Motor Car Company established a reputation for quality and attractive coachwork that firmly established ...
Lagonda is surely the only British car company named for a river in Ohio. It was started by Wilbur Gunn, an American who had ...
In 1933, Chrysler Corporation was still a relative newcomer in the American car market, but thanks to Walter Percy Chrysler’s incredible business acumen, he had ...
Ahrens-Fox can trace its roots back to a company called Latta that built a steam-powered fire engine in Cincinnati in 1852. Chris Ahrens was ...
Originally a steam car builder founded by the Stanley brothers, Locomobile became America’s premier luxury car builder under the guidance of S.T. Davis, Jr., son-in-law ...
Arguably the most important automobile in history, Henry Ford’s Model T was a pioneer. When it was introduced in late 1908 most automobiles were luxurious ...
Fiat’s mid-sized 1100/103, dubbed Nuova 1100, debuted in 1953 as a thoroughly modern replacement for the 1100E, which itself had roots dating back to ...
AC Cars’ 428 are a beautiful, fast, luxurious high performance gran turismo. With coachwork designed and constructed by Pietro Frua on a strong, rigid tubular ...
Jaguar chose an evolutionary approach when replacing its groundbreaking XK120. It was, after all, the car that truly established Jaguar as a mainstream manufacturer and ...
In the late 1920s, the Duesenberg Brothers’ stellar racing record had not translated into the sales of road cars they hoped for, and their only ...