As Cadillac transitioned into the 1980's, fuel economy was still a high priority to meet with newly enacted CAFE (Corporate Average Fuel Economy) standards. Particularly after the gas crunch of th...

First launched in 1991 the GMC Yukon was sold as a large 2-door SUV with a spacious interior and V8 power built upon a truck's chassis. Yukons were known for being a premium SUV and became the fir...

Produced for 7 years (1969-1976), the Triumph TR6 saw a very lengthy model run as far as auto manufacturing goes. These beautiful cars were incredibly desirable, always fun to drive, and rather si...

The Corvette continued to charge ahead year after year with new improvements and added horsepower! Aesthetically, the faux hood vents were removed, replaced by a trio of fender vents that more eff...

The Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce is a fantastic way to enter the exclusive club of vehicles featuring Pininfarina's extraordinary design combined with relatively low production numbers, which has made ...

Jaguars Mark V was the first new Jaguar model to come out post-war and was produced from 1948 until 1951. Being the first Jaguar to have independent front suspension, hydraulic brakes, fender skir...

Chevrolets Master Deluxe debuted in 1933 and carried on until 1942 with a wide variety of body styles, always resting at the top of Chevrolets price range. The Master Deluxe was an up-scale model ...

Finished in classic Calumet Cream with Light Buckskin Vinyl interior, this uniquely rare and desirable Cadillac Calais Coupe comes well optioned with a 500ci V8, automatic transmission, power steer...

Beautifully hand crafted by the gifted artisans of Crewe, England, the original Mark I series Silver Spirits and long wheelbase Silver Spurs offered the pinnacle of luxury throughout their producti...

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...

Launched in August 1965, the new Ford Bronco hit showrooms alongside the very successful Mustang unveiled just one year before. It was a robust project aimed at securing some of the market share a...

Produced as a new, smaller model series to follow the 300-Series, the 200-Series Chrysler was a redesigned and reimagined version of the discontinued Sebring. It would debut at the 2009 North Amer...

Originally introduced in 1966 has an intermediate-sized Pony car to compete with the newly introduced Ford Mustang. The muscle car battle was underway, and the Dodge Charger was a solid contender ...

Fords first Taurus debuted for the 1986 model year and would carry on for 6 generations. The Taurus battled with many import car companies in the mid-size market during its first few decades. In ...

Fords first Taurus debuted for the 1986 model year and would carry on for 6 generations. The Taurus battled with many import car companies in the mid-size market during its first few decades. In ...

One of Chevrolet's longest running model series, the Impala came to the forefront as the brand's flagship luxury model in 1958. With year after year improvements and updates, it was successful thr...

Produced as a new, smaller model series to follow the 300-Series, the 200-Series Chrysler was a redesigned and reimagined version of the discontinued Sebring. It would debut at the 2009 North Amer...

Seeing the 1957 model year lineup at GM showrooms must have been a beautiful sight for buyers lucky enough to be in the market for a new automobile! Visiting the Chevrolet dealer would have reward...

At first glance, the 1934 Fords didn't look all that different than the 33's, and Ford ads even boasted that "There is nothing experimental about this new car." But there were some useful engineeri...

With a countrywide recession looming, Packard Motor Car Company was looking to keep a large portion of its luxury buyers in their showrooms for 1937. This led to the introduction of the new Model 1...

The A6 series has been a staple for Audi since beginning in 1994 and as of now is in its 5th generation. This series currently offers a full-size sedan and a 5-door wagon or “Avant” style model. ...

DeSoto was an American car manufacturer and a division of the Chrysler Corporation from 1928 to 1961. Sharing parts and platforms with Plymouth and Dodge over the years, they began as a more entr...

When the Triumph TR3 debuted in 1955, Triumph intended to update the previous TR2 but also bring the driving experience and styling into the second half of the 1950s! The car debuted with the TR2s...

Chevrolets flagship Impala model would debut its 1st of 10 generations in 1958 starting as the top tier trim level for Bel Airs when General Motors was celebrating their 50th year of production. T...

Produced as a new, smaller model series to follow the 300-Series, the 200-Series Chrysler was a redesigned and reimagined version of the discontinued Sebring. It would debut at the 2009 North Amer...