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Buick’s 1938 Y-Job was the industry’s first concept car, and Harley Earl drove it every day
The Buick Y-Job was a long, low two-seat convertible that General Motors finished in late 1938. It was never meant for a showroom. Instead, it gave Harley Earl a…
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The Saint’s white Volvo P1800 got the part after Jaguar turned down a request for an E-type
The Saint Volvo P1800 got its television career because Jaguar said no. When the producers of the 1960s series went looking for a car for Roger Moore’s Simon Templar,…
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8 forgotten vehicles from the chrome era that deserved better
Hudson hoped the Hudson Jet-Liner would save the company, but instead it helped end Hudson as an independent maker. That is the chrome era in one story. Between the…
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7 rare British roadsters executed without compromise
The HWM-Jaguar came out of a garage by the river bridge at Walton-on-Thames. That is how a lot of great British sports cars began in the 1950s: a small…
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