Studebaker’s big cars, the stately Commander and President, remained in the lineup through 1942. But when production resumed after World War II, everything changed. Continue reading
Category Archives: Auto History
The Cadillac of Edsels: The 1958 Citation
The luxurious Citation was intended to be the flagship of the Edsel division, but it was cancelled after only a single year in production. Continue reading
Video: Rex Harrison Presents the 1976 Dodge Aspen
Here’s Professor Henry Higgins to talk-sing the praises of Dodge’s new small car, the 1976 Aspen. Continue reading
The Jeep Reenlists: 1967-69 Kaiser M715
Here’s another in the long and distinguished list of Jeep military vehicles: the M715, also known as the Five Quarter. Continue reading
Video: Testing the 1960 Dodge at the Chrysler Proving Grounds
Here’s a rare look inside the Chrysler Proving Grounds in Chelsea, Michigan as the all-new 1960 Dodge Dart is put through its paces. Continue reading
Video: Introducing the 1966 Ford Falcon
Despite all new sheet metal for 1966, the Ford Falcon lived in the shadow of is glamorous sibling, the Mustang.
Could This Have Saved the ’60s Muscle Car? The Dana Two-Speed Rear Axle
Here’s an interesting and useful feature designed for the muscle cars of the ’60s that unfortunately, was never adopted: the Dana two-speed rear axle, aka the Streep. Continue reading