The Malibu never roared. It didn’t need to. It whispered its way through our lives, beige paint faded by sun and time, wood-grain panels pretending to be something grander than …
Memories of the 1983 Malibu Station Wagon Read More
By 1977, the American automobile was at a crossroads—and so was the Ford Thunderbird. Once a sleek personal luxury coupe born in the optimism of the 1950s, the Thunderbird had …
1977 Ford Thunderbird: Stories & Special Features of a Changing American Icon Read More
Olga always said you could measure a life by the roads it remembered. For her, one road shimmered brighter than the rest—the long, sun-warmed stretch of years she spent behind …
1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo: Olga’s Cars of a Lifetime Read More
In 1977, America was done with big cars. Gas lines stretched for blocks. Fuel economy became a national obsession. Compact imports were suddenly cool. Detroit was being told—by regulators, critics, …
The Big Survivor Nobody Talks About: The 1977 Mercury Grand Marquis Read More
In the swirling haze of 1970s America, where bell-bottoms swayed and disco balls spun, the automotive world was grappling with an oil crisis that threatened to douse the flames of …
Remember when cars had presence? This 460 V8 beast from ’75 still turns heads today. Full details inside 👀 Read More
In the midst of the 1970s oil crisis, when American automakers were grappling with fuel efficiency mandates and downsizing pressures, Lincoln decided to double down on unapologetic excess with the …
Gas-guzzling glory: 460 V8, hidden headlights, and that iconic spare tire hump. This Mark IV survivor won’t last long… Read More
One of the most intriguing aspects of the 1979 Ford Granada 2-door coupe is how Ford aggressively marketed it as a budget-friendly rival to high-end European luxury cars, particularly the …
Found this time capsule in a barn—1979 Ford Granada 2-door coupe, low miles, runs like it just rolled off the lot. Who remembers cruising in one of these back in high school? Link in comments if you’re ready to relive it. Read More
The 1979 Buick Riviera stands out as a truly unique chapter in the storied history of American personal luxury coupes—and in the broader muscle car narrative. While the golden age …
1979 Buick Riviera Read More
The 1983-1984 Hurst/Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme 442 represents a notable chapter in the history of American muscle cars, marking the final collaboration between Oldsmobile and Hurst Performance for the Hurst/Olds (H/O) …
1983-1984 Hurst Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Read More
The 1963 Aston Martin DB5 is one of the most iconic cars in cinematic history, largely due to its prominent role in the James Bond franchise. Its sleek design, luxurious …
1963 Aston Martin DB5 – The most beautiful car ever made Read More