Carrozzeria Viotti, an Italian coachbuilder established in 1921, gained success by producing both exclusive custom vehicles and more affordable yet high-quality cars. After World War II, they…

Lancia established itself as a leading car manufacturer with the revolutionary Lambda in 1922, which was the world’s first stress-bearing body car powered by a V4 engine….

The Auburn 852 Supercharged Boattail Speedster was a highly praised car introduced during the Great Depression. It was the pinnacle creation of Errett Lobban “E.L.” Cord’s career…

The 1964 Dodge Charger Hemi concept was created by Chrysler to rival the Pontiac GTO, with a powerful 7-liter V8 engine taken from their NASCAR racing program….

Mercury’s 1959 Country Cruisers were touted as the “Newest of All Station Wagons,” and this well-preserved Colony Park was the top of the line. Celebrating its 20th…

Vanden Plas, a renowned British coachbuilder celebrated for its exquisite Vintage-era Bentley creations, saw a significant shift when Austin acquired the company in 1946 and later transformed…

Developed by Oldsmobile, the Toronado’s Unitized Power Package (UPP) ingeniously packaged a Rocket V8 and Hydra-Matic transmission into an engine bay no larger than that of a…

The BMW 503 was a two-door grand touring car produced in the late 1950s in both coupé and cabriolet versions. Designed by Albrecht von Goertz, it was…

In 1956, Mercury’s premier offering was the full-sized Montclair series, with its two-door hardtop coupe reigning as the epitome of luxury. Described as “long and low” in…