The Rolls Royce Silver Ghost is the standard of the world for pre-war motorcars. First appearing in production form in 1907, the Silver Ghost proved ...
The Fratelli Maserati are woven into the very fabric of Italian motorsport history. Highly respected as engineers, designers, drivers, and team managers, motorsport was their first and ...
From the moment the first motorcar rolled out of its Quai de Javel factory in 1919, Citroen has embodied a sense of creativity, style, and ...
Buffalo’s Pierce Arrow Automobile Company was founded in its original form way back in 1865 as Heinz, Pierce and Munschauer, who manufactured various household items, ...
Thanks to the success of the Silver Cloud and its mechanical twin, the Bentley S-Series, Rolls-Royce Motorcars experienced a particularly buoyant period in its ...
John P. Ahrens and Charles H. Fox of Cincinnati, Ohio built their first motorized fire engine in 1911 just as the curtain was closing on ...
After fifteen years in production, Rolls-Royce replaced the venerable Silver Shadow/Shadow II series with the new Silver Spirit of 1980. While the Spirit retained the ...
First announced at the 1932 London Motor Show, the MG K-Series Magnette was produced by Cecil Kimber in order to move his racing and record-breaking ...
For a good many motoring enthusiasts, a discussion of cars from Communist Eastern Europe involves images of austere, boxy little machines with smoky two-stroke engines ...
The history of American motor racing is deeply rooted in the dirt oval tracks that dotted our landscape. From the 1930s through the 1960s, these ...
Despite superb engineering and technical expertise, the road for Lagonda after the Great War wasn’t easy. The marque managed to survive and in 1933 introduced ...
From 1948 through 1954, the brilliant XK120 firmly established Jaguar at the forefront of sports-car manufacturers with its graceful bodylines and impressive performance. Featuring Jaguar’s ...