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The late 1970s were glorious times for station wagon shoppers in the United States, with close to 50 distinct wagon models available through 23 different marques during the Peak Wagon year of 1977. GM’s Pontiac Division was a serious wagon seller during that era, and I’ve found a rare example of Pontiac’s most affordable full-sized […]
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When talking about famous racing brands, Jaguar isn’t typically at the top of the list. Not anymore, anyhow. Sure, it had more than a little success, but there have also been extended periods of time when Jaguar was more than happy to stick to the personal luxury for which it has become famous. One of […]
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Billed as ‘the sports car of the Seventies,’ it’s for sale on Bring a Trailer.
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Head on over to Bring a Trailer, and you can be the second.
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At this year’s EyesOn Design car show, held annually at the home of Edsel and Eleanor Ford in Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan, I spotted a 1973 Mercedes-Benz 600 “Pullman” six-door limousine from the collection of Samuel and Dena Lombardo. Also known as the Großer (“Grosser”) Mercedes, the 600 Pullman is a magnificent automobile that, in […]
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Barely two months after a 1996 F50 set a record for Ferrari’s F1-derived supercar, another contender for the title of World’s Most Expensive F50 has appeared: A 106-mile example headed to Broad Arrow’s auction at the Wynn Las Vegas on Saturday, October 31. Any Ferrari supercar with a naturally aspirated V-12 is going to get […]
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At this year's show was everything from a perfect time capsule 1990s Nissan Altima with 40,000 miles to a real Honda-powered Aston Martin F1 car.
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If you want to buy a new 2027 Chrysler, there is but one choice: the Pacifica minivan. Time-travel back 40 years, though, and you’d find that American Chrysler dealers offered sedans with both front- and rear-wheel-drive, coupes, convertibles, wagons, a limousine, and even an evil-looking turbocharged sports car. I’ve found one of the last machines, […]
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The legendary boxy ancestor to the Godzilla GT-R gets the building-block treatment.
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It was turbocharged by Callaway Cars back in the day, making it much quicker than your regular GTI.
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Although luxury cars can sell for quite a bit more money after a few years, Bugatti's Type 41 Royale was priced above all its rivals for over two decades.
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Italian cars, at least ones that don’t have a hoofed quadruped for a mascot, have a mixed history in this country. For all the clichés about passion, soul, style, etc., and despite loyal followings in the States for names like Alfa Romeo and Maserati, Italian cars have never seen Honda-like sales numbers here, nor do […]
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