In the fifties, American Motors dominated the compact class with the smartly equipped Rambler. Here’s the sales pitch for 1955. Continue reading
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The Fanciest Nash Rambler: The 1955 Country Club
Meet the most glamourous Nash Rambler of all, the 1955 Country Club, Continue reading
Rambler Joins the V8 Race: The 1956-66 AMC V8
In the ’50s, every U.S. car manufacturer needed an overhead-valve V8 just to stay in the game, and in 1956 American Motors stepped up to the plate. Continue reading
Hudson’s Step-Down Price Leader: The 1950-52 Pacemaker
For 1950, Hudson introduced a new, lower-priced version of its successful Step-Down series and called it the Pacemaker. Continue reading
Making a Hash Of it: The 1955-57 Hudsons
Hudson introduced an all-new car for 1955-57, but traditional Hudson buyers were having none of it. They called it the Hash. Continue reading
The Magical New Way to Drive a Car: 1935 Hudson Electric Hand
In 1935, there were no truly automatic transmissions on the market. But Hudson made an effort to offer the next best thing with a fascinating feature called Electric Hand. Continue reading
Video: Introducing the 1933 Essex Terraplane
Meet the popularly-priced Essex Terraplane, one of the hottest cars on the road in 1933. Continue reading