CLASSIC CARS
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8 automobiles that ushered in a new era during the late 1930s
In February 1936, Daimler-Benz showed the Mercedes-Benz 260 D at the Berlin Motor Show, and the diesel passenger car was born. Within three years, carmakers had…
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12 forgotten Buicks years ahead of the competition
In 1951, Buick’s engineering chief reportedly took the XP-300 to 140 mph at GM’s Milford Proving Ground. That Buick concept ran a supercharged aluminum V8 that…
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7 station wagons that refuse to become obsolete
The Mercedes 240 TD was never fast, and that never mattered. When Mercedes ended W123 estate production in January 1986, it had built 199,517 of them.…
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GM’s 1951 Le Sabre concept was Harley Earl’s jet-inspired showcase for wraparound glass and tail fins
Harley Earl wanted a car that looked like it could take off. The GM Le Sabre concept of 1951 was the result: a low, two-seat convertible…
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