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12 postwar cars that still feel relevant
The Morris Minor made its debut at the London motor show at Earls Court in October 1948, and it went on to become the first British car to sell…
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The 1961 Pontiac Tempest sent its power through a 0.65-inch driveshaft bent into a three-inch bow
The 1961 Pontiac Tempest rope drive is one of the strangest solutions Detroit ever sold to the public. Instead of a conventional tubular driveshaft, an automatic Tempest turned its…
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7 GTOs you’ve probably never seen in person
Pontiac sold 32,450 copies of the first Pontiac GTO in 1964, and the name went on to cover a decade of muscle cars and a brief comeback in the…
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11 Lincolns that looked like the future when new
The 1983 Lincoln Continental Concept 100 had a dash-mounted touchscreen, satellite navigation and voice control. Those features sound normal now, but this car showed them in 1983. That’s a…
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