Celebrating the most iconic automobiles in history. Explore in-depth profiles of automotive legends.
The 1967 Mercury Cyclone Two-Door Hardtop featured a complete redesign, establishing it as a serious mid-size muscle car with potent 390 and available 427 V8 engine options. This pivotal generation emphasized sleek lines and performance-enhancing features, distinguishing itself from the Comet and becoming a highly compelling, sought-after classic with a unique blend of Mercury’s sophisticated flair and raw American V8 muscle.
The 1958 Ford Country Squire paired its woodgrain look with spacious seating, V8 power options and late-fifties styling that defined Ford’s flagship wagon. It delivered family-friendly versatility, bold design and the comfort features buyers wanted in a premium station wagon.
A deep look at the 1967 Mercury Cougar, the first-ever Cougar. Details its unique styling, V8 engine options, and sophisticated interior. Positioned above the Mustang, the Cougar offered a more mature persona, earning it the coveted Motor Trend “Car of the Year” award in its debut.
The 1967 Mercury Marquis Two-Door Hardtop introduced the Marquis line with elegant styling, strong V8 engines and a focus on comfort. It blended clean design, refined materials and smooth cruising power to establish Mercury’s presence in the full-size luxury segment.
Hagerty’s 2026 Bull Market List details 11 enthusiast cars expected to appreciate, spanning analog icons from the 1950s to the 2000s. These vehicles represent a cross-section of automotive passions, from the $1.55M Porsche Carrera GT to the under-$17k Mazda MX-5 Miata, offering diverse opportunities for savvy collectors seeking enjoyment and investment growth.
The 1968 Ford Torino Machete explored bold new styling ideas while using Torino GT underpinnings. It showcased hidden lights, sleek lines and unique concept touches that highlighted Ford’s late-sixties design vision.
The 1962 Ford Fairlane Two-Door Sedan launched Ford’s mid-size line with clean design, strong packaging and optional V8 power. It set the foundation for later Fairlane performance models and reshaped Ford’s lineup.
Audi celebrates the 2026 five-cylinder anniversary with a look back at 50 years of innovation, motorsport success, and its unmistakable sound. The milestone highlights the evolution of turbo technology, racing achievements, and the hand-built 2.5 TFSI powering today’s RS 3.
In 1965, the bare P400 chassis, the foundation of the legendary Lamborghini Miura, was unveiled in Turin. This V12 transverse layout redefined the supercar. This bold, essential mechanical display ignited a legend. It showcased the pure engineering essence that anticipated the Miura’s final iconic form, marking a new era for Lamborghini.
Explore the world of Lamborghini Few-Offs, the limited-series cars that define the brand’s innovation, through the eyes of major collector Albert Spiess.