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1972 Сhevy Truck – The American Restomod Icon

Among the most revered American pickup 1972 Сhevy truck generations, few inspire dedication like the iconic Chevrolet C/K models built from 1967 through 1972. For its day, the handsome styling and impressive engineering marked newfound sophistication in the truck world. But in the decades since, the third-gen C/K established particular distinction birthing today’s restomod culture…

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Ferrari Dino – The Sensational V6 Two-Seater

Among vaunted Ferrari road cars securing the brand’s glowing reputation, few proved as instrumental expanding awareness beyond racing circles as the 1967-1976 Ferrari Dino. Forming Maranello’s new entry-level series pre-dating today’s Roma and Portofino lines, the svelte two-seat Dino coupes and spiders made the prancing horse accessible through a welcoming combination of elegant Pininfarina style,…

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BMW E39 5 Series – The Definitive Sports Sedan

Among BMW enthusiasts, few models enjoy exalted esteem like the landmark E39 generation 5 Series range produced from 1996-2004. As the successor continuing BMW’s popular boxy E34 midsize sedan, the fluid yet taut E39 design struck a nuanced balance between conservative evolution and technical revolution for the era. This calculated strategy paid off handsomely reflected…

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BMW 507 – The Legendary German Roadster That Created An Icon

Among BMW 507 landmarks cementing the brand’s sporting personality, few prove as consequential as the illustrious 507 roadster. Unveiled in 1955, the shapely two-seater channeled BMW’s interwar roadster heritage into a modern sculpted silhouette reflecting continental sophistication and performance advancing the brand image beyond economical sedans and practical cars.  Through beauty and brawn, the 507…

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86 Corolla Toyota – The Legendary Hatchback

86 Corolla Among legendary Japanese cars, few compact coupes enjoy recognition worldwide like Toyota’s Corolla Levin and Sprinter Trueno AE86 models. Produced between 1983-1987, these affordable rear-wheel-drive coupes became one of the country’s most celebrated grassroots performance cars through robust engineering, tuning potential and an intangible X-factor charisma winning countless fans internationally many decades later. …

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Subaru 360 – The Plucky Japanese Minicar That Could

While today Subaru occupies a niche building rugged all-wheel-drive wagons and crossovers, the brand’s auto manufacturing origins stem from an entirely different vehicle debuting in the late 1950s – the “Ladybug” Subaru 360. As an ambitious upstart car company’s first automobile marketed towards everyday mobility needs, this rear-engine two-seat microcar embodied the scrappy determination lifting…

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Fastback Mustang Ford – The Definitive Pony Car

Ask automotive enthusiasts to visualize a Mustang and odds are they picture a sporty fastback silhouette with long hood and short rear decklid. This iconic roofline helped make the original 1964 1⁄2 Mustang an overnight success while fueling the 1960s pony car performance wars against rivals playing catch-up. Even as SUVs dominate sales today, the…

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Oldsmobile Toronado – The Personal Luxury Coupe

During the heady 1960s, American automakers explored progressive ideas through motorsports, concept cars and a new wave of engineering prowess. Among GM’s brands, Oldsmobile took the biggest risk reinventing personal luxury coupe perceptions with its reveal of the 1967 Toronado packing major advancements beneath polarizing avant-garde styling. At first controversial, the long-hood coupe pioneered front-wheel…

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