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The Datsun 240-Z
Could you imagine driving one of these in 1971? In the 1970’s, fluctuations in oil prices, starting with the 73-74 oil crisis, caused massive changes in the ways Americans bought …
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The Coupe: From Humble Beginnings
The original coupe style was created in the era where horse-drawn carriages were still the preferred mode of transportation. It was characterized by front-facing seats instead of both front and …
Read MoreHudson’s Pacemaker: Classic Elegance
It’s no secret that I love classic cars. I love the odd, unique, lesser known models just as much as I do the most popular vehicles. I hadn’t, however, spent …
Read MoreFord Model T – The First Affordable Auto
The Ford Model T is hardly the first motor vehicle to make an appearance on the open road, but it does hold the distinction of being the first affordable automobile, …
Read More2018 Ford GT Supercar – Street Legal, Race Proven
Sometimes, in order to grasp the amount of progress or innovation made, it’s a good idea to go back and look at where things started. The 2018 Ford GT Supercar …
Read MoreThe Oldsmobile: This Is Actually the First Mass-Produced Car
While Henry Ford is often credited with the first use of mass production, it was technically Oldsmobile’s founder, Ransom E Olds, who gets to claim that distinction. Ford was the …
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Plymouth Fury – If Looks Could Kill
Carrie is perhaps the most famous of Stephen King’s stories about a killer car. The car used in the novel was a Plymouth Fury, though the evil entity had less to …
Read MorePlymouth Road Runner – Beep Beep!
My grandpa’s favorite cartoons were the old Looney Tunes, with classic characters like Foghorn Leghorn, Yosemite Sam, Bugs Bunny, Wile E. Coyote, and Road Runner. We were entertained for hours …
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