Featured Archive 1 (1999-1886)
1959 Aston Martin DBR1
Aston Martin DBR1 In 1956 new rules for the World Sports Car Championship and Le Mans prompted Aston Martin to build a sports racing prototype rather than a
1955 GMC Pickup Trucks
1955 highlights were hooded headlights and panoramic glass Cars again influenced truck design in the ‘50s, resulting in more safety, comfort and performance. 1955 highlights were hooded headlights
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
Alfa Romeo Montreal (1970-1977)
The Alfa Romeo Montreal is a distinctive and celebrated model from the storied Italian automaker, Alfa Romeo. Here's an in-depth look at this unique vehicle: Overview Model Year:
1999 BMW X5
BMW X models (1999) In 1999, BMW established a new market segment with the off-road BMW X5. The "Sports Activity Vehicle" combines BMW's quintessential sheer driving pleasure with
1966 Ferrari Dino 206 SP
Ferrari Dino 206 SP As is well known, Ferrari was challenged by Ford at Le Mans in the mid-’60s and responded with a series of Sports Prototypes; the
1996 Peugeot Tulip
PEUGEOT TULIP (1996) – A pioneer of car sharing Free, Individual and Public Urban Transport, or TULIP, came from a desire to better reconcile the city, the car
Maxwell-Briscoe Automobiles (1902-1924)
Maxwell-Briscoe Company was an early American automobile manufacturer that operated from 1904 to 1913. It was one of the most successful car companies of its time and served
Vauxhall Firenza HP (1975)
1975 Firenza HP (‘Droopsnoot’) In 1973, Vauxhall rationalised its Firenza range, and the HP (for ‘High Performance’) model was created. Based on the Magnum Coupe, the HP had