The Nash Airflyte was constructed like few other American cars of its time, and it was innovative in other ways, too. This 1951 factory film provides the details. Continue reading
Category Archives: Auto History
The Great Breakaway: A 1969 Pontiac Film
Meet the complete model line and take a quick tour of ’60s pop culture in this orginal 1969 Pontiac product film. Continue reading
Video: Introducing the Complete Buick Line for 1963
Join famed photographer William Helburn as he shoots the complete Buick line for 1963: Special, Skylark, LeSabre, Electra 225, and RIviera. Continue reading
It’s More Than a Car, it’s a 1951 Packard
The 1951 Packard was all new, but it continued to bank on the Detroit automaker’s proud heritage. “It’s more than a car,” the company declared. “It’s a Packard.” Continue reading
Officially Canada’s Worst Car: The 1971-73 GM Firenza
Canadian auto experts have declared the GM Firenza the worst car ever sold in their country. Here’s how it won that dubious honor. Continue reading
1993: The End of the Sixty Special Era at Cadillac
Introduced in 1938, the Sixty Special was a style setter for the Cadillac division at General Motors. But the final Sixty Special of 1993 wasn’t really all that special. Continue reading
One of One: a Lincoln Continental Mark III Four-Door Sedan
The Lincoln Continental Mark III was designed to be the ultimate personal-luxury coupe, which in turn inspired one wealthy customer to acquire a four-door sedan version. Continue reading