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Bugatti Type 101: The Last Gasp
The final Bugatti version created by the original company was the Type 101.&nbs.....
Monday, January 22, 2018
General Motors' Companion Cars (2): Oldsmobile and Viking
This is the second in a series of posts dealing with General Motors' companion .....
Thursday, January 18, 2018
Dodge's Final Tail Fins
When tail fins first became an American styling fad around 1956-1957, one justi.....
Monday, January 15, 2018
General Motors' Companion Cars (1): Oakland and Pontiac
A major factor in the rise of General Motors during the 1920s was Alfred P. Slo.....
Thursday, January 11, 2018
Triumph Dolomites Wearing a Hudson Fencer's Mask
A flash styling fad in America that lasted roughly 1935-1937 was the "fencer's .....
Monday, January 8, 2018
1956 Pontiac Club de Mer Concept
Golden Ages seem pretty common. That is, there are plenty of them -.....
Thursday, January 4, 2018
Mercury's Unpublicized 1955 D-528 Concept Car
There might be other cases like Mercury's 1955 concept D-528, but I suspect the.....
Monday, January 1, 2018
Minerva: Belgium's Luxury Car
Belgium does not come to mind as a factor in the automobile industry, but until.....
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I wrote about how Willys (American pronunciation is Will-iss) dealt with the onset of the great 1930s Depression here and its line of late...
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There were three Cadillac dream cars in General Motors' 1954 Motorama show. One was a conservatively styled four-door sedan that previe...
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Today's Mini brand is from BMW. But the 1959 original Minis were products of BMC, the British Motor Corporation, that was the result of...
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From time to time I need a break from discussing styling features. For examples, last year I did this post about a photo of a major downto...
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Streamlined Czech Tatras of the 1930s fascinate, seeming more pure than their post- World War 2 successors. I wrote about the first and las...
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The Willys (English pronunciation: Will-iss) survived the Great Depression of the 1930s by going small, as I wrote here . Model 77 had some...
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The "Big Three" American automobile makers -- General Motors, Ford Motor Company and Chrysler Corporation -- held off introducing ...
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The Packard Motor Car Company created its final redesign for the 1951 model year. (Late-1950s Packards based on Studebaker bodies were basi...
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