5 Iconic Cars That Need To Make a Comeback
2023 is upon us and we're excited to find out what it will bring to the automotive table. Yes, we already know some of the cars that will debut this...
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2023 is upon us and we're excited to find out what it will bring to the automotive table. Yes, we already know some of the cars that will debut this...
U.S. Presidents have been riding in cars since the early days of the automobile. The story goes that William McKinley was the first to do it in 1901 when...
After its successful introduction in the Twenties, an Airflow-shaped misstep in the Thirties, and a return to its earlier formula in the latter part of that decade, big changes were in order for the new Imperial of the 1940s.
Street-Spotted: 1956 Chrysler New Yorker Out of 921 built, just 24 examples of Virgil Exner's drop top are believed to have survived. Autoweek Decades before the Chrysler New Yorker became a badge-engineered model thanks to the LH platform used by the likes of the Eagle Vision and Dodge Intrepid, as well as the Chrysler LHS and Concorde, the New Yorker was a large and luxurious V8-engined yacht. The nameplate itself dates back to the variants of the Chrysler Imperial lineup of the 1940s, but by the late 1940s the New Yorker had become its own distinct model, though it still shared mechanica...