Ralph Gilles' 1992 Lancia Delta Integrale Evo 1 Hits The Auction Stage
Ralph Gilles’s Lancia Delta Integrale is currently available for auction on Bring A Trailer. As the design boss at Stellantis, Gilles is parting ways with this iconic hot hatch, representing one of the final specimens…
When Plymouth redesigned the midsize Belvedere for the 1965 model year, they also introduced a new Satellite version, available exclusively as a hardtop or convertible with V8 engines. Positioned as a top-of-the-line B-body offering, the…
Rare 1964 Cheetah Prototype Owned By Former GM President John F Gordon Hits Market
A unique piece of automotive history has surfaced for sale on Hemmings 1964 Cheetah Prototype, once in the possession of a General Motors president. The brainchild of Bill Thomas, renowned for his Corvette tuning and…
Chevrolet responded to the success of the Ford Ranchero by introducing the El Camino, positioning it as a competitor to its rival’s model. Debuting in 1959, the El Camino adopted a proven styling approach, leveraging…
The Plymouth Belvedere, introduced in 1951, underwent several transformations before establishing itself as a midsize contender in the muscle car era. While overshadowed by its high-performance counterparts like the Road Runner and GTX, the Belvedere…
Rare Euro-Market Volvo 480 GT Goes Up For Auction In New York
This Euro-spec Volvo 480 GT, originally sold in the U.K., has found its way to New York and is currently up for online auction until March 12th. Representing a bold departure from Volvo’s traditional style…
In 1971, General Motors faced significant challenges as over 400,000 workers staged a strike, lasting nine and a half weeks, impacting 145 plants across the US and Canada. This massive walkout resulted in a loss…
A Rare Gem The Iconic 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO Up For Grabs
Currently on the market at British dealership Tom Hartley Jnr is the epitome of classic Ferraris, the 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO. However, this piece of automotive history comes with a hefty price tag, catering exclusively…
In 1958, Chevrolet underwent a significant shift in its full-size strategy, unveiling new models aimed at reclaiming the top spot in the US automotive market. Among these, the Bel Air stood out, quickly becoming a…
Manufactured by Ford’s European unit in Germany, the Mercury Capri and its Ford counterpart offered unconventional engine options that challenged traditional norms. Initially equipped with a 1.6-liter inline-four engine, the Capri lineup expanded to include…
The introduction of the Studebaker Lark in late 1958 marked a significant milestone in the compact car market. Spearheaded by company president Harold E. Churchill, the Lark revolutionized the segment with its spacious interior and…
Identifying this as a second-generation Dodge Charger is easy but upon closer inspection, its exceptional nature becomes even more apparent. The recent sale price of $350,000 shouldn’t be surprising in today’s market. The second-gen Charger…
The 1964 model year saw minimal changes in the Impala lineup as Chevrolet diverted resources towards the forthcoming 1965 generation. Despite this, the Impala emerged as Chevrolet’s shining star, with escalating sales setting the stage…
The third-generation Dart underwent several iterations before Dodge settled on an engine lineup. Initially, the series exclusively offered six-cylinder units, with options including the 170 with 101 horsepower and the 225 with 145 horsepower. However,…
The 1967 Mercury Cougar, particularly in its fully optioned XR-7 guise, commanded a significant price tag, nearing that of the Thunderbird and surpassing the Mustang by a considerable margin. However, the XR-7 package justified its…
Described as a relic of automotive history, the 1955 Packard Patrician Sedan embodies a bygone era of luxury and innovation. Once revered for its elegance and performance, this classic sedan now languishes as a rusted…
Reflecting on the illustrious lineage of classic automobiles, enthusiasts often find themselves drawn to particular generations, each holding a special place in their hearts. For many, the seventh generation stands out as a pinnacle of…
Among the pantheon of iconic muscle cars from the Golden Era, the second-generation Dodge Charger stands as a timeless legend, captivating enthusiasts with its striking design and unrivaled performance. Launched in 1968, this formidable machine…
When discussing classic fiberglass sports cars, it’s inevitable to mention the first-generation Chevrolet Corvette. However, fiberglass has been utilized in automotive manufacturing by various companies since the late 1940s, with pioneers such as Bill Tritt…
If you’ve ever wondered what happens when you blend the revolutionary Ford Model T with a no-expense-spared makeover, the result is a dark, demonic rendition that’s both vintage and cutting-edge. Here’s why this unique Ford…
