Celebrating the most iconic automobiles in history. Explore in-depth profiles of automotive legends.
The 1934 Lincoln Judkins Sedan Limousine showcased coachbuilt craftsmanship, V12 power, and elegant proportions that defined prewar American luxury. Built by the Judkins coachworks for Lincoln’s elite clientele, it remains a symbol of refinement and American design excellence.
The 1938 Cadillac Sixty Special Sedan introduced a bold, modern design and luxury that reshaped Cadillac’s identity for decades. Designed by Bill Mitchell under Harley Earl’s direction, it marked the transition from traditional opulence to sleek modern prestige.
A symbol of Chrysler’s K-Car resilience, the 1986 Chrysler LeBaron Town & Country Convertible revived the “woody” look on a FWD platform with a turbo engine option. It was the result of Lee Iacocca’s vision to bring back the American convertible, blending classic design cues with modern engineering and luxury features like the Mark Cross interior.
The 1986 Nissan Skyline 2D Sport Coupe GTS-X Twincam 24V Turbo brought the powerful RB20DET engine and HICAS to the R31 chassis. A DOHC turbo coupé icon. Its release answered the call from enthusiasts and set the stage for the performance legacy that would follow in subsequent Skyline generations.
The Lancia Flavia 1.5 2ª Serie was a quiet revolution. Discover the refined engineering, flat-four engine, and FWD layout of this 1960s Italian icon. The second series brought subtle but important visual and interior updates to Lancia’s technically audacious mid-size sedan.
Halcyon’s remastered Rolls-Royce Corniche “Highland Heather” begins its Arabian Grand Tour, debuting at the Royal Bahrain Concours of Elegance. Hand-built in Surrey, the electric masterpiece unites classic craftsmanship with modern refinement across Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE.
The 1982 Datsun Bluebird AD Wagon 1800GS blended family practicality with sharp design and reliable engineering, defining Nissan’s early global success. It offered comfort, space, and proven performance, becoming a trusted companion across markets from Asia to Europe.
The 1989 Audi 100 Saloon was an aerodynamic champion of the C3 generation. Discover how its flush glass design set new standards for efficiency. This revolutionary car helped Audi challenge established luxury rivals and cemented the brand’s reputation for technical innovation in the executive class.
The 1986 Nissan Skyline Station Wagon GT Passage Turbo combined the R31 chassis with RB-series turbo power. A unique JDM icon of performance utility. This R31 wagon brought a sophisticated blend of turbo performance, the iconic Skyline badge, and practical, family-friendly bodywork to the market.
Focus on the top-tier 1977 Audi 80 GLS. This premium B1 model offered executive comforts and the best performance available in the lineup. The GLS designation meant luxurious upgrades, including plusher interiors and the highest-output four-cylinder engine.