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5 factory lightweights that were faster than their reputation suggested
A Plymouth Savoy Max Wedge looked like the plainest full-size sedan on the lot, and that was the whole point. In the early 1960s, Detroit learned that the fastest…
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9 forgotten Bel Airs pure driving fans still seek
Chevrolet’s first Bel Air hardtop of 1950 sold 76,662 copies in its debut year, and the name stayed in the lineup until 1981. Most people picture one car when…
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The Bluesmobile was really 13 different 1974 Dodge Monacos, and Aykroyd picked it for its 440 cop motor
The Bluesmobile in The Blues Brothers was not one car but a fleet of 13 different 1974 Dodge Monacos. Dan Aykroyd, who co-wrote the film and played Elwood Blues,…
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