Autos
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10 automobiles that became legends of the 1960s
Shelby American built just 36 examples of the Shelby GT350R, and those stripped Mustangs went on to dominate a season of club racing. That is…
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Ferris Bueller’s Day Off used replica 1961 Ferrari 250 GT Californias, with a real one only for close-ups
The Ferris Bueller Ferrari that flies out of Cameron’s garage was never a Ferrari at all. John Hughes cast a 1961 Ferrari 250 GT California…
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12 cars from the 1930s that still impress at every car show
The 1930s gave car shows their best headliners. Within a few years, American and European makers built V12 and V16 luxury cars, supercharged speedsters, and…
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Christine was billed as a 1958 Plymouth Fury, but Belvederes and Savoys played the car on screen too
The red car in John Carpenter’s 1983 film Christine wears Plymouth Fury badges. Yet most of the cars that played her were not Furys at…
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8 BMW motorcycles still worth collecting
The BMW K1 rolled out in 1988 in bright red or blue paint with yellow graphics, and that alone told riders something had changed in…
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7 fastbacks that still define fun
Plymouth redrew the Barracuda fastback for 1967 and swapped its giant wraparound rear window for a small, flush pane. The new Plymouth Barracuda fastback looked…
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12 luxury coupes that were pure driving machines
BMW stretched its 2000 CS coupe in 1968 to make room for an inline-six, and the BMW 2800 CS was the result. Karmann built the…
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Kawasaki’s 903 cc Z1 set a 24-hour record at Daytona in 1973, averaging 109.602 mph
The Z1 Daytona record came on 14 and 15 March 1973, when Kawasaki ran its new 903 cc four around the banked speedway for a…
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7 Fairlanes that still stop traffic
Ford’s Fairlane wore a lot of faces over the years. In 1955 it offered a chrome-heavy hardtop with a see-through roof. By 1968, it had…
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9 two-seaters we quietly admire
GM built just 1,266 Solstice coupes before its Wilmington plant closed in 2009, and only 781 of them were the turbocharged Pontiac Solstice GXP coupe.…
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