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1996 Lexus Windom
The 1996 Lexus Windom is essentially the Japanese domestic market (JDM) version of the 1996 Lexus ES 300. The Windom was sold in Japan, while the ES 300
BMW 3 Series Coupe & Convertible (1990-1999)
BMW 318i convertible The new BMW 3 Series (E36) had an unparalleled model diversity. After the debut of the 3 Series saloon in 1990 and the 3 Series
Henry Ford and Racing (1901-1913)
Henry Ford was actively involved in auto racing from 1901 to 1913. His motive for entering the 1901 race against Alexander Winton, was to promote his name and
Ferrari Mondial Quattrovalvole (1982-1985)
Mondial Quattrovalvole While all manufacturers (including Ferrari on its smaller capacity V8s) were pursuing the turbo route to increase power and performance (at the cost of higher fuel
Porsche 911 (1993-1998)
Porsche 911 (type 993) - In model year 1994, the 964 series was replaced by the 993 series. This was not only a significant development from a technical perspective,
Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud Drop Head Coupe (1955-1966)
Silver Cloud I - Production 1955-1958 Silver Cloud II - Production 1959-1962 Silver Cloud III - Production 1963-1966 1955 saw the introduction of the Silver Cloud. Capable of
Chrysler Windsor (1959-1961)
The 1960 Chrysler Windsor was a stylish, full-size sedan that embodied Chrysler's futuristic “Forward Look” design ethos. It marked the final year the Windsor name was used in
1957 Plymouth Fury Coupe
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
1925 Bugatti Type 35 Grand Prix
1925 The Thoroughbred Of Racing Cars Ettore Bugatti registered both the slogan Le Pur Sangre Des Automobiles, and the thoroughbred racing horse profile, as French trademarks. The year
Lexus SC 400 (1992-2000)
The 1992–2000 Lexus SC 400 is the V8-powered sibling of the SC 300 and was part of the first-generation Lexus SC (Sport Coupe) lineup. It represents Lexus’s early