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7 sport bikes you forgot existed
Suzuki built the TL1000R to win Superbike races with a V-twin, and then it walked away from the plan after a single race win. The…
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12 forgotten Italian sports cars that felt too powerful for their own factory to keep building
The Iso Grifo paired an Italian body with American V8 muscle, and it came from a company that once built refrigerators. It was one of…
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7 Dodges we’d never sell
In the middle of 1962, Dodge started offering a 415-horsepower Ramcharger 413 V8 in its Dodge Dart line. Soon after, drag strips across the country…
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Mad Max’s Interceptor started as a 1973 Ford Falcon XB GT coupe, and its hood-mounted blower was just for show
The Mad Max Interceptor began life as a 1973 Ford Falcon XB GT coupe, an Australian muscle car that most American viewers had never seen.…
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10 personal-luxury coupes that feel completely frozen in another era
For about two decades, the American personal-luxury coupe sold on long hoods, opera windows and soft velour. Buyers loved the formula. Ford sold 352,000 Thunderbirds…
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10 forgotten Studebakers we love more than collectors do
The Studebaker Champion arrived for 1939 and stayed in the lineup until 1958, so it served the South Bend company for two full decades. Its…
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AMC listed Bendix’s Electrojector fuel injection at $395 for the 1957 Rambler Rebel, yet none reached buyers
American Motors planned to offer electronic fuel injection on a 1957 family sedan. AMC listed the Bendix Electrojector as a $395 option for the Rambler…
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12 station wagons so rare even collectors rarely see them
Edsel built just 963 Roundup two-door wagons for 1958, its only year, and that kind of number is why a station wagon can be harder…
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8 Road Runners we’d quietly rank among the best
Plymouth guessed it might sell 20,000 copies of its new Road Runner for 1968. Instead, buyers took home about 45,000, and the budget muscle car…
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7 forgotten rally homologation cars that were pure blasts to drive
Porsche planned just 20 cars for its 1984 Porsche 911 SC RS, a run built so the 911 could compete in Group B rallying. That’s…
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