Cars in the 60s were an extension of one’s personality. Driven to capture the spirit of an unforgettable era, this article unveils the standout features that defined 1960s cars.
What if you were pivotal for an automotive giant but decided to walk away? This is the story of the Dodge brothers, whose departure from Ford Motor Company was the birth of a new legacy.
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.
Trivia time: what do Adam Sandler, Marilyn Monroe, Clark Gable, Clint Eastwood, and Rita Hayworth have in common? They all loved their Cadillacs. What made them fall in love with the brand that rewrote the standards of the industry?
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.
Imagine a car that wasn't just about transportation but was a rolling piece of engineering brilliance. The Chevy Impala drove the highways of possibility, turning every mile into a story of power and spirit.
