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Born under intense pressure and shaped by urgency, the Willys MB Jeep was the answer to a desperate call from the US Army for a light, nimble vehicle that could do it all. Today, it's a national icon.

Few cars are as instantly recognizable as the Aston Martin DB5. Introduced in 1963, it became a symbol of British elegance. Its legacy became immortal thanks to a secret agent.

Edsel Ford once said, "Father made the most popular cars; I want to make the best," and that's precisely what The Lincoln Motor Company did. So, here's how the company began and continues to craft its cars.

Some cars chase records. Some chase attention. Then there's the one that chases perfection—and catches it every time. The Porsche 911 is an obsession and a name whispered with respect in every corner of the automotive world. What's behind its unstoppable appeal? Let's find out.

When Nigel Mansell’s gearbox failed just before the end of a race, the desperate driver tried to push his car across the finish line—but the consequences were devastating.

Some cars fade away. Others burn themselves into automotive history forever. This beast belongs firmly in the second category. As a boxy little troublemaker, the car shocked the automotive world when it roared onto the streets.