The Mini Clubman Estate (1980) represents a distinctive chapter in the history of one of Britain’s most beloved automotive names. Launched in 1969 as a replacement for the earlier Mini Read More >>
The Buick Special, a nameplate with a long and storied history, underwent a significant transformation for the 1961 model year. Originally introduced in 1934 as Buick’s entry-level model, the Special Read More >>
The Ford Falcon, introduced in 1960, marked Ford’s entry into the burgeoning compact car market in the United States. Faced with increasing competition from smaller, more fuel-efficient imports, Ford aimed Read More >>
The Buick Riviera, since its debut in 1963, has consistently represented a unique blend of personal luxury and sporting flair within the Buick lineup. The 1971 model year marked a Read More >>
The Buick Electra 225, often simply referred to as the “Deuce and a Quarter,” holds a significant place in automotive history as a quintessential full-size American luxury car. Introduced in Read More >>
The 1969 Shelby Mustang GT500 stands as a formidable icon in the pantheon of American muscle cars, representing the pinnacle of the collaboration between Ford and Carroll Shelby at the Read More >>
Fifty years after the original Ford Shelby GT350-H captivated enthusiasts, the spirit of the “Rent-A-Racer” program was reignited with the arrival of the Ford Shelby GT-H. This special edition Mustang, Read More >>
During the prestigious Milan Design Week 2025, Maserati takes center stage at the LARUSMIANI Automotive Gallery, offering an exclusive preview of FuoriConcorso, a highly anticipated automotive culture event slated for Read More >>
This 1970 Chevrolet Nova, a father-son project, features a Hugger Orange finish, an LS6 V8, and modern performance upgrades. Read More >>
In an inspiring demonstration of STEAM principles in action, a group of dedicated Detroit high school students embarked on an ambitious project: the assembly of a 1965 Ford Daytona Coupe. Read More >>
Emerging from Maranello, the heart of Italy’s automotive prowess, Vinile introduces a revolutionary approach to classic automobiles: “remastering” icons of the past for the discerning enthusiasts of the future. Drawing Read More >>
The 1974 Mercury Montego MX holds a significant place in automotive history as a representative of the mid-sized car market during a pivotal era. Introduced in 1970 as a replacement Read More >>
Honoring a Legacy: The Jeep brand has a rich and storied history, deeply intertwined with rugged utility and off-road prowess. The Kaiser Jeep name evokes a specific era of robust Read More >>
A Milestone Celebration: Alpine, the renowned French sports car manufacturer, marked its 70th anniversary in spectacular fashion as the lead automotive partner of the 82nd Goodwood Members’ Meeting. The legendary Read More >>
A Legend Reborn for a New Era: The Ford GT40. Just the name conjures images of roaring V8s, fierce competition, and legendary victories at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Read More >>
The Zenith of Muscle, Reborn: The 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS stands as an enduring icon of the muscle car era, a symbol of raw power and aggressive styling that continues Read More >>
This 1955 Lincoln Capri hardtop, a symbol of post-war American luxury, boasts streamlined styling, a powerful 341ci V8, and a sophisticated interior. Read More >>
A Modern Muscle Throwback: The Dodge Challenger has always been a master of blending retro design with contemporary muscle, and the Shakedown concept, unveiled at the 2016 SEMA Show, took Read More >>
A Mid-Sized Muscle Revelation: The Ford Torino burst onto the American automotive scene in 1968 as a new mid-sized contender, positioned between the compact Falcon and the full-sized Ford models. Read More >>
The “Colonnade” hardtops represent a significant era in American automotive design, primarily spanning the 1973 through 1977 model years. Introduced by General Motors across its Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, and Buick Read More >>
