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7 convertibles that continue to turn heads decades later
Chrysler built 2,402 copies of its 1957 300C, and only 484 of them were convertibles. That makes the Chrysler 300C convertible a rare sight, but rarity isn’t the only…
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9 utility vehicles that rarely let anyone down
Jeep built roughly 3 million Cherokee XJ models between 1983 and 2001, and it did it with a unibody instead of a separate frame. The Jeep Cherokee XJ then…
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Packard built its 1949 Ultramatic entirely in-house and locked the torque converter for direct drive
Most American automakers that wanted an automatic in the late 1940s bought one from somebody else. Packard built its own. The Packard Ultramatic arrived in mid-1949, and it added…
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7 Buicks we’d never sell
In 1953, Buick turned 50 and celebrated with the Buick Roadmaster Skylark, a convertible that cost slightly more than $5,000. That was roughly 50% more than the regular Roadmaster…
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