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12 Bel Airs that aren’t worth restoring
The Chevrolet Bel Air name ran from 1950 to 1975 in the U.S. and lasted until 1981 in Canada. Over that time, Chevrolet built Bel…
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9 off-roaders that still turn heads
International Harvester built 532,674 Scouts between 1960 and 1980, and its designer sketched the very first International Scout at a kitchen table. That’s the spirit…
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9 rare collector cars becoming increasingly hard to find
In the 1960s, a small group of European builders mixed Italian bodies, American V8s and handmade chassis into cars like the Iso Grifo. Most of…
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Nissan’s 300-hp Sentra Spec V concept uses a Juke NISMO RS six-speed manual and GT-R brakes
Nissan has brought back a name compact-car fans still talk about. The Sentra Spec V concept, announced on October 28, makes 300 horsepower from a…
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12 forgotten Rivieras we swear we’d never sell
The Buick Riviera wore its name for more than three decades, from the 1963 personal-luxury coupe to the final 1999 cars. Most fans remember the…
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12 convertibles that still impress at every car show
Walk any car show on a sunny Saturday and you’ll see it happen. A Chevrolet convertible with the top folded draws a crowd, and so…
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7 Hawks that showed what Studebaker could really build
When Brooks Stevens restyled the Studebaker GT Hawk for 1962, he had a tight budget and only a few months. He still delivered a car…
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9 Mustangs quietly proving impossible to wear out
Ford built about 2.6 million Fox-body Mustangs in 14 years, and the Mustang LX 5.0 became the cheap-thrills hero of that whole run. Those numbers…
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8 forgotten Italian sports cars that outran everything in their class
In 1954, a 1.5-litre OSCA beat a field full of bigger cars, including a Lancia D24, to win the Sebring 12 Hours outright. In fact,…
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9 forgotten police cars that never seemed to quit
The LAPD bought 534 AMC Matadors in 1972 alone. That’s a lot of trust to place in one police car, and the department gave it…
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