Introduced at the 1976 Geneva Motor Show, this Gamma was Lancia's flagship executive car (E-segment) and the last to feature a completely in-house engine design. Variants: Berlina: A

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Aston Martin DB4 & DB4 Convertible Production Dates: October 1958 – June 1963 Tadek Marek's new 3.7 litre, six-cylinder twin overhead camshaft, all alloy engine first ran in 1956

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BMW M5 (1988-1995) The third generation of the BMW 5 Series (E34) was officially presented to the press in January 1988. This was a completely new development. BMW

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The 1957 Plymouth Fury Coupe is one of the most famous Mopar performance cars of the 1950s, thanks to both its styling and its role as Plymouth’s halo

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REO Speed Wagon, First introduced in 1915, production continued through at least 1953. In 1923, the company sold an early recreational vehicle, called the “Motor Pullman Car” that

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Appearance of the First Real Station Wagon The 40 series had three different body lengths all with the same face as uniqueness is a necessity for a utility

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The Jaguar SS 2.5 Litre Saloon is a pre-war car produced by SS Cars Ltd. The design incorporated a sleek, streamlined body with sweeping fenders, a classic grille,

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Mercedes-Benz Nürburg, W 08 (1928 to 1933) Mercedes-Benz 770 'Super Mercedes', W 07 and W 150 (1930 to 1943) Mercedes-Benz 320, W 142 (1937 to 1942) The unique

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BMW Z1 (1988-1991) BMW reconnected with the successful roadster tradition when it launched the BMW Z1 in 1988. The BMW Z1 was the first complete development by the

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