Autos
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12 forgotten sleepers that deserved better
In 1971, the AMC Hornet SC/360 offered a 360 V8 in a compact two-door that looked like a commuter car. AMC hoped to sell 10,000.…
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7 scooters becoming increasingly difficult to find
The Vespa 150 GS could top 100 km/h in 1955, a pace that made it the sports car of the scooter world. Piaggio had patented…
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8 rare homologation specials getting scarcer every year
To race a Vauxhall Chevette HS in Group 4 rallying, Vauxhall needed a road-going run of 400 cars. That is the whole idea behind a…
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12 muscle cars you’ve probably never seen in person
Chevrolet built just 69 examples of the 1969 Camaro ZL1, each with an all-aluminum 427 under the hood. Most people know the name, though. Far…
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The A-Team’s black-and-red van was a 1983 GMC Vandura with turbine-style wheels and a roof spoiler
The A-Team van was a 1983 GMC Vandura, a full-size work van dressed in black and metallic gray with a red stripe, red turbine-style wheels…
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12 Harley-Davidsons that were built to outlast everything else
A 1925 Harley-Davidson JDCB stands on display at the company’s museum in Milwaukee, its F-head V-twin as plain as a farm tool. That feels right…
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12 Volkswagens that still stop traffic
The 1973 Volkswagen Thing started life as a military runabout, yet today it draws smiles wherever it parks. That is the Volkswagen trick. The company…
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Mr. Bean drove a citron-green 1977 Mini 1000 with a matte black bonnet, locked with a bolt and padlock
Mr. Bean’s Mini was a 1977 Leyland Cars Mini 1000 in Austin Citron Green, with a matte black bonnet and a padlock where the door…
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9 Corvettes that won’t stay cheap much longer
A 1975 Corvette Stingray convertible was the last open C3 Chevrolet sold, and buyers barely noticed at the time. In fact, only 12 percent of…
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Princess Diana’s protection officers wanted a less conspicuous car, so Ford painted her Escort RS Turbo black
Princess Diana’s Escort RS Turbo was a 1985 Series 1 hot hatch that replaced a convertible her protection officers considered too exposed, and Ford finished…
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