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Cadillac Eldorado Brougham (1957-1958)
The 1957 & 1958 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham, Conceived as a Motorama concept vehicle and built to be the ultimate luxury car, it encompassed the latest styling trends and
Audi V8 (1988-1993)
A flagship luxury saloon was necessary currency for brands seeking entry into the premium segment in the Eighties, and admission for Audi was granted with the help of
BMW 501 & 2600 Models (1952-1963)
BMW's first post-war automobile was the 501, built from 1952 onwards. A large saloon capable of seating up to six people, it was powered by an enhanced version
BMW 8 Series (1989-1999)
BMW 8 Series (1989-1999) BMW presented a car of superlatives with the Gran Turismo Coupé 850i at the Frankfurt Motor Show in 1989. It remained in production until
1992 Acura NSX
The Acura Division of American Honda Motor Co., Inc. introduces the 1992 NSX sports car. The two-seat, all-aluminum NSX offers the performance and styling of a mid-engine exotic,
1958 Bentley S1 Continental Flying Spur
1958 Bentley S1 Continental Flying Spur The Bentley Flying Spur owes its name to coachbuilders H.J. Mulliner, whose inspired idea to offer a four-door body on the Continental
1969 Ferrari Dino 246 GT
At about the time that the Dino 206 GT gave way to its successor the 246 GT during 1969, Enzo Ferrari was reaching an agreement with Gianni Agnelli
1970 Plymouth Duster
The 1970 Plymouth Duster was a brand-new model for Plymouth, created by taking the practical Valiant compact and reshaping it into a sporty fastback coupe. It was Plymouth’s
Mercedes-Benz Pullman limousines (1963-1981)
Mercedes-Benz first started offering the prestigious-looking variant in this model series as a “series-production vehicle” in 1965. Having said that, the tradition of offering exclusive limousines with the
Volkswagen Karmann Ghia (1953-1974)
Volkswagen Karmann Ghia prototype shown internally in 1953 Osnabrück-made sportster started the Volkswagen brand’s move upmarket Thanks to the Karmann Ghia, Volkswagen had a car in the mid-1950s