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Sparsely equipped and promoting fuel economy at a time when gasoline was dirt cheap, the Kaiser Henry J was far from successful.

In 1950, Nash introduced the Rambler and created a brand-new segment of compact cars. It was soon joined by the

When talking about classic drag-racing machines, we usually think about quarter-mile rigs based on iconic muscle cars. And that's because all famous...

Are you into 1960s cars with flashy liveries, raised front ends, and fat rear tires? Well, then you're probably a fan of vintage gassers. And if you...

The drag racing scene is more diverse than it ever was nowadays. From funny cars that cover the quarter-mile quicker than you can say "Chevrolet Cam...

Longtime Cruisin Classics member who died this month was a regular at car shows, driving his yellow-and-purple custom truck

A 1947 Frazer Manhattan, one of the first products of the Kaiser-Frazer Corporation found in a self-service wrecking yard in Denver, Colorado.

They are little treasures. Priceless. Full of history. They shape a huge parking lot, which, paradoxically, fits into a single room, No moving. Although they

Junkyards usually bring together a wide variety of cars in terms of modern years, automakers, and nameplates. But some are focused on certain marques. An...

Everyone considers Henry Kaiser a failed automaker, and he would have been had he not purchased Willys-Overland this week in 1953. TheDetroitBureau.com examines what was the biggest merger up to that time.