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.
The Ford Thunderbird is one of America’s most iconic cars and dominated the market for years—but it all it took was one change in the car's design to trigger its shocking downfall.
The road to progress is lined with shiny billboards touting great innovation—along with pothole-laden detours. Let's take a moment to remember some of the cars that made America.
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.
For most of us our car collections extend to the one or two vehicles currently sitting in our driveway. But for real collectors we're talking many many cars and many many dollars spent. But how many? How much? Who are they? Let's take a look at the ever growing collector car market and see what the numbers have to say.
Ford is one of the oldest car companies in the world, and their Model T helped revolutionize the auto industry—but the shining legacy of this iconic car hides a dark truth.
