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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 named after a…
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7 sports cars that defined open-air enjoyment
The Frogeye Sprite went on sale in 1958 at £669, and it had no boot lid and no exterior door handles. Nobody cared. It was cheap, light and open…
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8 cars from the 1960s that will not stay affordable much longer
Pontiac’s Firebird went on sale on February 23, 1967, and the Firebird 326 was the sensible V8 in that first lineup. It never got the attention of the 400-powered…
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Jowett’s Jupiter took a record-breaking class win at Le Mans in 1950 with a 1.5-liter flat-four
In June 1950, a small Yorkshire sports car ran 24 hours at Le Mans without trouble and won its class. The Jowett Jupiter Le Mans entry, driven by Tommy…
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