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GM offered airbags on full-size 1974 Cadillacs, Oldsmobiles and Buicks, but only about 10,000 cars got them
General Motors sold airbags to the public in the mid-1970s. Its Air Cushion Restraint System, or ACRS, was an option on big 1974 Cadillacs, Oldsmobiles and Buicks. However, only…
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7 family sedans that continue to turn heads decades later
Chevrolet built 254,331 Bel Air four-door sedans for 1957, and it sold them as everyday family cars. Today, in our view, a classic sedan like that stops people in…
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9 International Harvester trucks to avoid before buying one
International Harvester built light trucks from 1907 until the last Light Line pickup rolled out on May 5, 1975. In between, the farm-equipment giant sold pickups, delivery vans and…
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7 front-wheel-drive classics that turned into surprise collectibles
Audi’s own heritage department now calls the Audi 100 Coupe S a cult favorite and a collector’s item. That would have surprised plenty of people in 1970, when front-wheel…
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