When the Pontiac was introduced in 1926, the trademark feature was its six-cylinder engine. By 1933, it was time to raise the game with a straight eight. Continue reading
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What Was GM Knee Action?
General Motors didn’t invent independent front suspension, of course. But the automaker was among the first to bring the feature to the American mass market in 1934 with the colorful name Knee Action. Continue reading
Reinventing the Low-Price Field: The 1929 Chevrolet Six
On November 17, 1928, General Motors turned the low-priced field upside down with the introduction of the 1929 Chevrolet six. Continue reading