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Duesenberg isn't a name many but the most dedicated gearheads would recognize, but in the early days of the automobile, they made some very powerful engines.

Just like that, December and Christmas have slipped away. The new 2024 year begins Monday.

Tune in here for this December 17 edition of Carolina Focus with Sharon Thorsland and Ed Billick!

Classic American cars are known for their size, power, and impressive styling. Here are ten of the most opulent vehicles ever produced by American car makers.

A trio of early Iowa automakers dreamed of competing with Ford

AUBURN — Take a trip to the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum, and you might just get the chance to smell the exhaust fumes and hear the low growl of

This achingly beautiful 1935 Duesenberg SJ with coachwork design by Gurney Nutting triumphed at Villa d'Este this year, winning the trophy.

July 2, 1932, was the beginning of the end for an automobile industry legend. On that day, Frederick Duesenberg, a German immigrant who helped to create the same-named line of early 20th century luxury cars, was involved in a wreck along the Lincoln Highway — modern Route 30 — in

The iconic journalist and racer will join greats like Muldowney and Guthrie in the Motorsports Hall of Fame.

autoevolution 7 Apr 2021, 13:42 UTC · by Paul Samuel “ Pops” Whiteman was a 1920s and 1930s bandleader, composer, orchestra director, and producer who was so notorious he earned the nickname “ King of Jazz” from the press of his time. So, isn’t it entirely appropriate for him to have once owned (from new) a Duesenberg Model J, one of the most luxurious and powerful cars at the time, and rightfully a darling of the celebrity world? 35 photos E.L. Cord’s notorious task for Dues...