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Dino 246 GTS (1972-1974)
With the sales of the Dino 246 GT stable, Ferrari looked to increase its popularity still further by introducing an open version. The 246 GTS made its debut
1991 Acura NSX
Honda Research and Development engineers have long held the dream of producing a world class sports car. With the decisionto create the Acura Division, an appropriate channel became
Porsche 911 (1988-1994)
Porsche 911 (type 964) - In the model year 1989, the new generation of the 911 came onto the market at the same time that the G model was
1968 Plymouth Satellite
The 1968 Plymouth Satellite marked the first year Plymouth used the Satellite name as part of its new mid-size lineup. Positioned between the compact Valiant and full-size Fury,
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
BMW ‘New Class’ Saloon (1962-1971)
BMW New Class Models (1962-1971) The support from Herbert Quandt and a new product concept enabled BMW to chart a roadmap to profitability with the advanced small car
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
Buick Riviera (1963-1973)
The Buick Riviera is a personal luxury car that was produced from 1963 to 1999, with the exception of the 1994 model year. As General Motors' first entry
Chrysler Concorde (1993-2004)
Chrysler’s renaissance began in earnest with the mid-size Concorde sedan that debut in 1993, Chrysler once again explodes to the forefront of the automotive world by changing the
Volvo 440 (1988-1996)
The Volvo 440 was presented for the first time in June 1988. This was a five-door family car that shared its technology with the 480 sports coupé. Volvo