Largely introduced to the world after World War II, the Volkswagen Beetle has been one of the longest running, mass-production vehicles the world has ever seen. Continually improved upon year afte...

The newly designed third generation Barracuda hit showrooms on a completely new E-Body platform designed by John Herlitz. It would be shorter and wider that its predecessor, and although shared si...

The MGA is long hailed as one of British Motor Corporation best looking creations. With elegant curves that truly highlight this classy, English roadster, it has cemented itself in the collector c...

History About The Mercury Automotive Division: Mercury was founded in 1937 by Edsel Ford as a bridge between the top-end Fords and the base Lincolns of the time. It was a brand that arguabl...

The St. Louis Car Museum is pleased to present this stunning 1911 Ford Model T Speedster. We do love all cars, and each one has its own beauty and place, but every once in a great while you find o...

When Chrysler president Bob Lutz green lighted the idea of a “modern day Cobra” in 1988 through the Advanced Design Studio, the project took 4 years to design. It was not taken lightly and Carroll...

Unveiled on January 6th of 1997 the new 5th generation Corvette(C5) was the first GM vehicle to feature the 3rd generation small block “LS” engine. This new generation Corvette featured a hydrofor...

The beautiful design of the 1962 Corvette showcased a few new firsts, and said goodbye to a few attributes that wouldn't return to Corvettes until decades later, if at all! The powerful 327ci V8 w...

The Chevrolet 3100-Series was renewed with a new designation in 1960 becoming the C/K Series that carried GM's truck line throughout the late-1990's. The C models represented the 2-wheel-drive pla...

With roots dating to 1832, the American LaFrance Fire Engine Company was one of the oldest fire apparatus manufacturers in the United States. Founded in 1873 by Truxton Slocum LaFrance with some p...