Celebrating the most iconic automobiles in history. Explore in-depth profiles of automotive legends.
Lamborghini Diablo 35 Years: celebrating a 1990s icon that broke speed records, redefined supercars, and left a lasting global legacy. From its 492 CV V12 to its racing spin-offs and cultural impact, the Diablo remains one of Lamborghini’s most defining creations.
Audi A2 celebrates 25 years as a compact car icon, pioneering aluminum construction, low fuel consumption, and innovative engineering. Its legacy continues as a modern classic with loyal fans still driving it today. The A2’s design and performance remain relevant for enthusiasts and daily drivers.
The 1956 Mercury Medalist was a bold new entry-level model. It was part of Mercury’s strategy to attract a new audience. The Medalist brought some style to the more accessible market. It holds a unique place in history.
The 1956 Lincoln Premiere convertible was a statement of style. It defined American luxury with a bold new design. The Premiere was a top-of-the-line car. It challenged the era’s established luxury brands.
The 1957 Ford La Galaxie concept was a glimpse into the future of automotive design. This car was a styling study. It was a centerpiece of Ford’s design studio exhibit.
The 1957 Mercury Commuter station wagon redefined the family car. It was a groundbreaking vehicle with a stylish hardtop design. The Commuter was truly a pioneer.
Porsche 911 S/T showcases a legendary 1972 racing icon restored and reimagined for 2025, merging classic design with modern engineering excellence. Experience both generations in perfect harmony.
The 1966 Ford Transit Mark I Parcel Van was a revolutionary vehicle. It was a product of a new, unified European Ford. This van was designed to be a versatile and durable workhorse for any business.
The 1966 Ford LTD four-door hardtop stands as a pivotal moment in Ford’s history. It represents a significant shift, bringing luxury amenities once reserved for high-end brands to the full-size Ford lineup, fundamentally reshaping market expectations.
The 2025 Subaru Legacy concludes U.S. production at Subaru of Indiana Automotive, ending a 36-year run with nearly 1.4 million units. The final Limited model marks a historic milestone for Subaru fans.