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While other manufacturers faltered under the weight of growing governmental regulations, Porsche’s engineers groomed the 911 to strength from launch. Collectively, the E- and F-Series 911 models of 1972 and 1973...

An extremely successful gamble for Chevrolet, the sporty Camaro created an instant legend with its late-1966 launch for 1967, and it went on to become one of the GM division’s longest running model lines. Not a...

Chrysler Corporation and its popular DeSoto marque were on a roll during the 1950s thanks to outstanding engineering and the design prowess of famed styling director Virgil Exner and his massively successful...

Produced from 1961 to 1963, BMW’s classically styled 2600 was directly descended from the 502, BMW’s first V8 model, itself derived from the 501, which was the Bavarian marque’s first new post-war model offering....

Established in the 1950s by the four Walklett brothers, Bob, Ivor, Trevor, and Douglas, Ginetta produced its first car in 1958 and quickly made a name for itself as a constructor of top-notch sports racing and...

Launched at Geneva in March 1969, the Fiat 130 arrived as the company’s flagship sedan with sophisticated driving dynamics via fully independent suspension, standard four-wheel disc brakes, and power steering....

As one of the final expressions of famed stylist Virgil Exner’s long running and massively successful “Forward Look” design theme of 1955-63 for the Chrysler Corporation, the original Dart was the Dodge...

When Mercedes-Benz introduced the 300SL Gullwing for public consumption, it was an exciting moment in automotive history. But it was also an expensive moment. And, frankly put, it wasn’t the most fun car to drive...