Celebrating the most iconic automobiles in history. Explore in-depth profiles of automotive legends.
Discover the model history of the 1965 Mercury Comet 202 two-door Sedan. This base model successfully blended stylish looks, durability, and economy. It featured the Comet’s signature stacked headlights and benefited from a performance-ready chassis. The 202 became a foundational piece of Mercury’s 1960s lineup, appealing to buyers who valued a solid, sensible car with a touch of upscale American style.
The 1955 Chrysler 300 Sport Coupe launched the horsepower wars. Discover the Hemi V8, NASCAR dominance, and Virgil Exner’s “Forward Look.” This exclusive C-300 was the first production car with 300 horsepower, setting records and establishing the “Letter Series” heritage.
The 1971 Ford Mustang Fastback marked a new era of power and presence, evolving the pony car into a true muscle legend. With its wider stance, bold styling, and potent V8 options, this model bridged the gap between performance heritage and the changing automotive landscape of the 1970s.
The 1970 Mercury Montego Cyclone GT blends muscle power with elegant design, standing as one of Mercury’s most distinctive performance icons.
Rolls-Royce marks a century of the Phantom, honoring its evolution from 1925 to today. The Phantom remains the ultimate expression of Bespoke craftsmanship, reflecting and shaping the world of luxury motoring for 100 years.
Explore the heritage of the 1969 Mercury Cougar Hardtop — a sophisticated American muscle car that merged performance with class. With its sleek fastback-inspired roofline, potent V8 options, and upscale interior, the Cougar Hardtop became an icon of style and strength in Mercury’s golden era.
Discover the fascinating story of the 1969 Ford Transit Mark I, a true symbol of British ingenuity and versatility. From factory yards to family trips, this 12-seater custom bus carried generations and reshaped how the world viewed light commercial vehicles.
The 1969 Mercury Cyclone Spoiler was born from NASCAR rivalry, blending aerodynamic innovation, racing heritage, and muscle-era performance. Created to challenge the Daytona and Talladega, it remains one of Mercury’s most unique performance icons, built for speed and homologation glory.
Lamborghini Centro Stile marks its 20th anniversary, celebrating two decades of innovative Italian design and visionary creativity in supercar styling. From the Murciélago to the Revuelto, the in-house design studio has shaped Lamborghini’s DNA through evolution and bold innovation.
The 1965 Ford Thunderbird Landau combined jet-age styling, V8 power, and personal luxury, defining America’s classic luxury coupe segment. With its refined interior, distinctive Landau roof, and smooth performance, it exemplified mid-1960s American automotive sophistication.