Here’s possibly the most elegant Nash Rambler you’ll ever see: the 1956 Palm Beach, created by Battista “Pinin” Farina. Continue reading
Category Archives: Design
Video: Why the Automakers Still Use Clay Models
This could be the most educational 10 minutes you spend today. Here are some excellent insights into the clay modeling process in 21st century car design. Continue reading
Secrets of the ’55-’57 Chevrolet Nomad
The Chevy Nomad shares remarkably little with the rest of the 1955-57 Chevy passenger-car line. Here’s what makes it special. Continue reading
Riding On Air: The 1959 Ford Levacar Mach I
Here’s one of the craziest and cutest experimental prototypes from Ford engineering in the Fifties, the Levacar Mach I. Continue reading
Station Wagon Dreams: The 1958 Plymouth Cabana
Finally, a dream car for the whole family. Let’s take a closer look at the 1958 Plymouth Cabana station wagon. Continue reading
One Last Look at the Forward Look: Chrysler For 1961
Chrysler Corporation design chief Virgil Exner was a style leader of the Motor City with his dramatic Forward Look theme, and it reached its finale with the 1961 Chryslers. Continue reading
Video: Chrysler Design’s Tour De Force, the 1995 Atlantic Concept
To be perfectly honest, many concept vehicles from the Motor City aren’t all that memorable. Here today, gone tomorrow. That can’t be said for the 1995 Chrysler Atlantic. It’s a genuine classic. Continue reading