Autos
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9 Citroëns once sold new in America, from the 1938 11CV to the Maserati-powered SM
Citroën was never a big seller here, yet the French car in America has a longer story than most people think. It starts with a…
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How the Offenhauser four-cylinder won the Indianapolis 500 27 times
The Offenhauser four-cylinder won the Indianapolis 500 27 times, more than any other engine maker in the race’s records. It did it with four cylinders,…
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How the BMW M1 went from a Lamborghini contract to hand assembly at Baur
The BMW M1 Lamborghini partnership aimed to give Munich a mid-engined race car built in Italy. Instead, the project nearly collapsed, and the finished cars…
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How Honda built the Acura NSX around what it calls the first all-aluminum monocoque body
The NSX aluminum body is the part of Honda’s mid-engine sports car that most owners never see. Under the paint, the 1991 Acura NSX used…
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8 Lincoln V12 cars from the 1932 KB to the 1948 Continental
From 1932 through 1948, Lincoln sold cars with twelve-cylinder engines. The Lincoln V12 story starts with the huge KB engine of 1932. Later, the streamlined…
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8 dealer-built supercars of the 1960s, from Royal Pontiac’s Bobcat GTO to Mr. Norm’s 440 Dart
In the 1960s, some of the quickest American cars did not come straight from a factory. A dealer-built supercar started as a showroom car, and…
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Chrysler built only 248 300F convertibles for 1960, with a cross-ram 413 V8 and two four-barrels
The Chrysler 300F convertible is a rare car, because Chrysler built just 248 of them for 1960. Every one carried a 413-cubic-inch V8 with two…
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6 Bentley Continental models from the 1952 R-Type Continental to the 2003 Continental GT
Bentley Continental models have carried one idea for more than 70 years: a big, fast Bentley built to cross a continent at speed. However, the…
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The Plymouth Prowler went from a 1993 Detroit show car to 11,702 aluminum-framed hot rods
The Plymouth Prowler started as a purple show car at the Detroit auto show in January 1993. Chrysler then did something few carmakers do with…
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8 Yamaha two-stroke street motorcycles from the 1955 YA-1 to the RZ350
Yamaha two-stroke street bikes span three decades, from a 123cc single in 1955 to a liquid-cooled twin that reached America in 1984. Along the way,…
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