Featured Archive 1 (1999-1886)
Mustang (1994-2004)
Fourth Generation
Generation IV: 1994 – 2004 1994: For its 30th anniversary, Mustang is dramatically restyled to evoke the car's heritage and performance tradition. Fully 1,330 of the vehicle's 1,850
Jeffery and Rambler Cars (1897-1911)
Prototypes of 1901 (Models A & B) used two innovations, a steering wheels and front-mounted engines. From 1902 until 1908, Jeffery Company moved steadily to bigger, more reliable
Mercedes-Benz 190 SL Roadster (1955-1963)
An elegant, open-top two seater sports car with the Mercedes star on its radiator: That is model 190 SL (W 121), which Mercedes-Benz presented in New York in
BMW 3 Series Saloon (1982-1994)
BMW 316 The second generation of the BMW 3 series was launched in 1982. It was manufactured with an unparalleled diversity of models not yet seen at BMW
Škoda 1000 MB (1964-1969)
The first Czech mass-produced car made its debut in spring 1964 More than 443,000 built, more than half of which were exported Progressive technology: engine block produced using
Maybach (1929-1939)
1929: Maybach Type 12 All of eight years had passed since the presentation of the six-cylinder W 3 model when Maybach launched the brand's first twelve-cylinder model in
Škoda Popular Roadster (1934-1939)
In January 1936, the ŠKODA POPULAR roadster took second place in the Monte Carlo Rally in the under 1,500 cm3 class › The team tested their leather overalls,
Maserati Quattroporte 1 (1963-1970)
The fastest 4-door sedan of the Sixties - 210 to 230 kph (131 to 144 mph) depending on engine, gearbox and final drive. Stylist Pietro Frua took inspiration
Morris Mini (1959-1969)
The MINI Over the Years. The concept was always unique in all its features, qualities, and characteristics. It was on 26 August 1959, that British Motor Corporation (BMC) proudly
Plymouth Neon (1994-1999)
The Plymouth Neon was Chrysler Corporation’s compact car offering in the 1990s, positioned as a practical but sporty alternative to imports like the Honda Civic and Toyota Corolla.