Introduced in 1988 and sold under an almost bewildering array of marques and model names through 2004, the Chevrolet Tracker/Suzuki Sidekick were fun, efficient, and highly versatile on/off road...

Following up on the striking and responsive Spider 1750 Veloce, Alfa Romeo released what is surely the marque’s definitive sports car, the Spider 2000, in 1969. Retaining its predecessor’s...

Sold under an almost bewildering array of auto brands from 1989 through 2004, the Suzuki Sidekick and Geo Tracker companion are fun and highly versatile vehicles produced along two distinct...

While former Ford VP Lee Iacocca could have enjoyed an early retirement, his 1980s turnaround of the Chrysler Corporation remains one of the finest achievements in business history. Once Chrysler’s...

After revolutionizing the Sports/GT market throughout the 1970s and early 1980s, the Nissan/Datsun ‘Z’ car series was succeeded by the all-new 300ZX in late 1983 as a 1984 model. Internally...

A worldwide success story from introduction, Toyota’s game changing 4Runner helped pioneer the fast-growing sport utility vehicle market and it currently enjoys its 5th generation in production. An...

A highly equipped compact sport truck at an affordable price point, the S-10 Xtreme was offered from 1999 through 2004 and available in both regular- and extended-cab versions, plus the choice...

Given the intense rivalry between GM and archrival Ford, technical innovation was the key to success in America’s crucial light-truck market of the 1990s and 2000s. For its part, General Motors...

Launched at Geneva in 1977, the all-new Porsche 928 was first intended to replace the long-running 911; however, by the time it was introduced, the 928 was repositioned as a “senior” GT model above...

A worldwide success story from introduction, the Toyota 4Runner helped pioneer the fast-growing sport-utility vehicle market and it’s currently enjoys its 5th generation in production. While a...

Based on the immensely successful ‘R107’ SL platform launched in 1971, the Mercedes-Benz 380SL Convertible and one-year-only 380SLC Coupe succeeded the 450SL/SLC in 1981 for North America. Powered...

In 1978, Dodge introduced the Omni, a compact four-door hatchback that proved to be a solid sales success. Simple, the Omni was reliable and durable, and on a large scale, customers were very happy...

We are absolutely thrilled to offer this top-of-the line 1991 Volkswagen Transporter TriStar Syncro Doka from the final model year in partnership with Milpas Motors of Santa Barbara, CA, with 100%...

Introduced in 1988 and sold under an almost bewildering array of marques and model names through 2004, the Chevrolet Tracker/Suzuki Sidekick were fun, efficient, and highly versatile on/off road...

Following up on the striking and responsive Spider 1750 Veloce, Alfa Romeo released what is surely the marque’s definitive sports car, the Spider 2000, in 1969. Retaining its predecessor’s...

Sold under an almost bewildering array of auto brands from 1989 through 2004, the Suzuki Sidekick and Geo Tracker companion are fun and highly versatile vehicles produced along two distinct...

While former Ford VP Lee Iacocca could have enjoyed an early retirement, his 1980s turnaround of the Chrysler Corporation remains one of the finest achievements in business history. Once Chrysler’s...

After revolutionizing the Sports/GT market throughout the 1970s and early 1980s, the Nissan/Datsun ‘Z’ car series was succeeded by the all-new 300ZX in late 1983 as a 1984 model. Internally...

A worldwide success story from introduction, Toyota’s game changing 4Runner helped pioneer the fast-growing sport utility vehicle market and it currently enjoys its 5th generation in production. An...

A highly equipped compact sport truck at an affordable price point, the S-10 Xtreme was offered from 1999 through 2004 and available in both regular- and extended-cab versions, plus the choice...

Given the intense rivalry between GM and archrival Ford, technical innovation was the key to success in America’s crucial light-truck market of the 1990s and 2000s. For its part, General Motors...

Launched at Geneva in 1977, the all-new Porsche 928 was first intended to replace the long-running 911; however, by the time it was introduced, the 928 was repositioned as a “senior” GT model above...

A worldwide success story from introduction, the Toyota 4Runner helped pioneer the fast-growing sport-utility vehicle market and it’s currently enjoys its 5th generation in production. While a...

Based on the immensely successful ‘R107’ SL platform launched in 1971, the Mercedes-Benz 380SL Convertible and one-year-only 380SLC Coupe succeeded the 450SL/SLC in 1981 for North America. Powered...

In 1978, Dodge introduced the Omni, a compact four-door hatchback that proved to be a solid sales success. Simple, the Omni was reliable and durable, and on a large scale, customers were very happy...

We are absolutely thrilled to offer this top-of-the line 1991 Volkswagen Transporter TriStar Syncro Doka from the final model year in partnership with Milpas Motors of Santa Barbara, CA, with 100%...

Introduced in 1988 and sold under an almost bewildering array of marques and model names through 2004, the Chevrolet Tracker/Suzuki Sidekick were fun, efficient, and highly versatile on/off road...

Following up on the striking and responsive Spider 1750 Veloce, Alfa Romeo released what is surely the marque’s definitive sports car, the Spider 2000, in 1969. Retaining its predecessor’s...

Sold under an almost bewildering array of auto brands from 1989 through 2004, the Suzuki Sidekick and Geo Tracker companion are fun and highly versatile vehicles produced along two distinct...

While former Ford VP Lee Iacocca could have enjoyed an early retirement, his 1980s turnaround of the Chrysler Corporation remains one of the finest achievements in business history. Once Chrysler’s...

After revolutionizing the Sports/GT market throughout the 1970s and early 1980s, the Nissan/Datsun ‘Z’ car series was succeeded by the all-new 300ZX in late 1983 as a 1984 model. Internally...

A worldwide success story from introduction, Toyota’s game changing 4Runner helped pioneer the fast-growing sport utility vehicle market and it currently enjoys its 5th generation in production. An...

A highly equipped compact sport truck at an affordable price point, the S-10 Xtreme was offered from 1999 through 2004 and available in both regular- and extended-cab versions, plus the choice...

Given the intense rivalry between GM and archrival Ford, technical innovation was the key to success in America’s crucial light-truck market of the 1990s and 2000s. For its part, General Motors...

Launched at Geneva in 1977, the all-new Porsche 928 was first intended to replace the long-running 911; however, by the time it was introduced, the 928 was repositioned as a “senior” GT model above...

A worldwide success story from introduction, the Toyota 4Runner helped pioneer the fast-growing sport-utility vehicle market and it’s currently enjoys its 5th generation in production. While a...

Based on the immensely successful ‘R107’ SL platform launched in 1971, the Mercedes-Benz 380SL Convertible and one-year-only 380SLC Coupe succeeded the 450SL/SLC in 1981 for North America. Powered...

In 1978, Dodge introduced the Omni, a compact four-door hatchback that proved to be a solid sales success. Simple, the Omni was reliable and durable, and on a large scale, customers were very happy...

We are absolutely thrilled to offer this top-of-the line 1991 Volkswagen Transporter TriStar Syncro Doka from the final model year in partnership with Milpas Motors of Santa Barbara, CA, with 100%...

Introduced in 1988 and sold under an almost bewildering array of marques and model names through 2004, the Chevrolet Tracker/Suzuki Sidekick were fun, efficient, and highly versatile on/off road...

Following up on the striking and responsive Spider 1750 Veloce, Alfa Romeo released what is surely the marque’s definitive sports car, the Spider 2000, in 1969. Retaining its predecessor’s...

Sold under an almost bewildering array of auto brands from 1989 through 2004, the Suzuki Sidekick and Geo Tracker companion are fun and highly versatile vehicles produced along two distinct...

While former Ford VP Lee Iacocca could have enjoyed an early retirement, his 1980s turnaround of the Chrysler Corporation remains one of the finest achievements in business history. Once Chrysler’s...

After revolutionizing the Sports/GT market throughout the 1970s and early 1980s, the Nissan/Datsun ‘Z’ car series was succeeded by the all-new 300ZX in late 1983 as a 1984 model. Internally...

A worldwide success story from introduction, Toyota’s game changing 4Runner helped pioneer the fast-growing sport utility vehicle market and it currently enjoys its 5th generation in production. An...

A highly equipped compact sport truck at an affordable price point, the S-10 Xtreme was offered from 1999 through 2004 and available in both regular- and extended-cab versions, plus the choice...

Given the intense rivalry between GM and archrival Ford, technical innovation was the key to success in America’s crucial light-truck market of the 1990s and 2000s. For its part, General Motors...

Launched at Geneva in 1977, the all-new Porsche 928 was first intended to replace the long-running 911; however, by the time it was introduced, the 928 was repositioned as a “senior” GT model above...

A worldwide success story from introduction, the Toyota 4Runner helped pioneer the fast-growing sport-utility vehicle market and it’s currently enjoys its 5th generation in production. While a...

Based on the immensely successful ‘R107’ SL platform launched in 1971, the Mercedes-Benz 380SL Convertible and one-year-only 380SLC Coupe succeeded the 450SL/SLC in 1981 for North America. Powered...

In 1978, Dodge introduced the Omni, a compact four-door hatchback that proved to be a solid sales success. Simple, the Omni was reliable and durable, and on a large scale, customers were very happy...

We are absolutely thrilled to offer this top-of-the line 1991 Volkswagen Transporter TriStar Syncro Doka from the final model year in partnership with Milpas Motors of Santa Barbara, CA, with 100%...

Introduced in 1988 and sold under an almost bewildering array of marques and model names through 2004, the Chevrolet Tracker/Suzuki Sidekick were fun, efficient, and highly versatile on/off road...

Following up on the striking and responsive Spider 1750 Veloce, Alfa Romeo released what is surely the marque’s definitive sports car, the Spider 2000, in 1969. Retaining its predecessor’s...

Sold under an almost bewildering array of auto brands from 1989 through 2004, the Suzuki Sidekick and Geo Tracker companion are fun and highly versatile vehicles produced along two distinct...

While former Ford VP Lee Iacocca could have enjoyed an early retirement, his 1980s turnaround of the Chrysler Corporation remains one of the finest achievements in business history. Once Chrysler’s...

After revolutionizing the Sports/GT market throughout the 1970s and early 1980s, the Nissan/Datsun ‘Z’ car series was succeeded by the all-new 300ZX in late 1983 as a 1984 model. Internally...

A worldwide success story from introduction, Toyota’s game changing 4Runner helped pioneer the fast-growing sport utility vehicle market and it currently enjoys its 5th generation in production. An...

A highly equipped compact sport truck at an affordable price point, the S-10 Xtreme was offered from 1999 through 2004 and available in both regular- and extended-cab versions, plus the choice...

Given the intense rivalry between GM and archrival Ford, technical innovation was the key to success in America’s crucial light-truck market of the 1990s and 2000s. For its part, General Motors...

Launched at Geneva in 1977, the all-new Porsche 928 was first intended to replace the long-running 911; however, by the time it was introduced, the 928 was repositioned as a “senior” GT model above...

A worldwide success story from introduction, the Toyota 4Runner helped pioneer the fast-growing sport-utility vehicle market and it’s currently enjoys its 5th generation in production. While a...

Based on the immensely successful ‘R107’ SL platform launched in 1971, the Mercedes-Benz 380SL Convertible and one-year-only 380SLC Coupe succeeded the 450SL/SLC in 1981 for North America. Powered...

In 1978, Dodge introduced the Omni, a compact four-door hatchback that proved to be a solid sales success. Simple, the Omni was reliable and durable, and on a large scale, customers were very happy...

We are absolutely thrilled to offer this top-of-the line 1991 Volkswagen Transporter TriStar Syncro Doka from the final model year in partnership with Milpas Motors of Santa Barbara, CA, with 100%...

Introduced in 1988 and sold under an almost bewildering array of marques and model names through 2004, the Chevrolet Tracker/Suzuki Sidekick were fun, efficient, and highly versatile on/off road...

Following up on the striking and responsive Spider 1750 Veloce, Alfa Romeo released what is surely the marque’s definitive sports car, the Spider 2000, in 1969. Retaining its predecessor’s...

Sold under an almost bewildering array of auto brands from 1989 through 2004, the Suzuki Sidekick and Geo Tracker companion are fun and highly versatile vehicles produced along two distinct...

While former Ford VP Lee Iacocca could have enjoyed an early retirement, his 1980s turnaround of the Chrysler Corporation remains one of the finest achievements in business history. Once Chrysler’s...

After revolutionizing the Sports/GT market throughout the 1970s and early 1980s, the Nissan/Datsun ‘Z’ car series was succeeded by the all-new 300ZX in late 1983 as a 1984 model. Internally...

A worldwide success story from introduction, Toyota’s game changing 4Runner helped pioneer the fast-growing sport utility vehicle market and it currently enjoys its 5th generation in production. An...

A highly equipped compact sport truck at an affordable price point, the S-10 Xtreme was offered from 1999 through 2004 and available in both regular- and extended-cab versions, plus the choice...

Given the intense rivalry between GM and archrival Ford, technical innovation was the key to success in America’s crucial light-truck market of the 1990s and 2000s. For its part, General Motors...

Launched at Geneva in 1977, the all-new Porsche 928 was first intended to replace the long-running 911; however, by the time it was introduced, the 928 was repositioned as a “senior” GT model above...

A worldwide success story from introduction, the Toyota 4Runner helped pioneer the fast-growing sport-utility vehicle market and it’s currently enjoys its 5th generation in production. While a...

Based on the immensely successful ‘R107’ SL platform launched in 1971, the Mercedes-Benz 380SL Convertible and one-year-only 380SLC Coupe succeeded the 450SL/SLC in 1981 for North America. Powered...

In 1978, Dodge introduced the Omni, a compact four-door hatchback that proved to be a solid sales success. Simple, the Omni was reliable and durable, and on a large scale, customers were very happy...

We are absolutely thrilled to offer this top-of-the line 1991 Volkswagen Transporter TriStar Syncro Doka from the final model year in partnership with Milpas Motors of Santa Barbara, CA, with 100%...

Introduced in 1988 and sold under an almost bewildering array of marques and model names through 2004, the Chevrolet Tracker/Suzuki Sidekick were fun, efficient, and highly versatile on/off road...

Following up on the striking and responsive Spider 1750 Veloce, Alfa Romeo released what is surely the marque’s definitive sports car, the Spider 2000, in 1969. Retaining its predecessor’s...

Sold under an almost bewildering array of auto brands from 1989 through 2004, the Suzuki Sidekick and Geo Tracker companion are fun and highly versatile vehicles produced along two distinct...

While former Ford VP Lee Iacocca could have enjoyed an early retirement, his 1980s turnaround of the Chrysler Corporation remains one of the finest achievements in business history. Once Chrysler’s...

After revolutionizing the Sports/GT market throughout the 1970s and early 1980s, the Nissan/Datsun ‘Z’ car series was succeeded by the all-new 300ZX in late 1983 as a 1984 model. Internally...

A worldwide success story from introduction, Toyota’s game changing 4Runner helped pioneer the fast-growing sport utility vehicle market and it currently enjoys its 5th generation in production. An...

A highly equipped compact sport truck at an affordable price point, the S-10 Xtreme was offered from 1999 through 2004 and available in both regular- and extended-cab versions, plus the choice...

Given the intense rivalry between GM and archrival Ford, technical innovation was the key to success in America’s crucial light-truck market of the 1990s and 2000s. For its part, General Motors...

Launched at Geneva in 1977, the all-new Porsche 928 was first intended to replace the long-running 911; however, by the time it was introduced, the 928 was repositioned as a “senior” GT model above...

A worldwide success story from introduction, the Toyota 4Runner helped pioneer the fast-growing sport-utility vehicle market and it’s currently enjoys its 5th generation in production. While a...

Based on the immensely successful ‘R107’ SL platform launched in 1971, the Mercedes-Benz 380SL Convertible and one-year-only 380SLC Coupe succeeded the 450SL/SLC in 1981 for North America. Powered...

In 1978, Dodge introduced the Omni, a compact four-door hatchback that proved to be a solid sales success. Simple, the Omni was reliable and durable, and on a large scale, customers were very happy...

We are absolutely thrilled to offer this top-of-the line 1991 Volkswagen Transporter TriStar Syncro Doka from the final model year in partnership with Milpas Motors of Santa Barbara, CA, with 100%...

Introduced in 1988 and sold under an almost bewildering array of marques and model names through 2004, the Chevrolet Tracker/Suzuki Sidekick were fun, efficient, and highly versatile on/off road...

Following up on the striking and responsive Spider 1750 Veloce, Alfa Romeo released what is surely the marque’s definitive sports car, the Spider 2000, in 1969. Retaining its predecessor’s...

Sold under an almost bewildering array of auto brands from 1989 through 2004, the Suzuki Sidekick and Geo Tracker companion are fun and highly versatile vehicles produced along two distinct...

While former Ford VP Lee Iacocca could have enjoyed an early retirement, his 1980s turnaround of the Chrysler Corporation remains one of the finest achievements in business history. Once Chrysler’s...

After revolutionizing the Sports/GT market throughout the 1970s and early 1980s, the Nissan/Datsun ‘Z’ car series was succeeded by the all-new 300ZX in late 1983 as a 1984 model. Internally...

A worldwide success story from introduction, Toyota’s game changing 4Runner helped pioneer the fast-growing sport utility vehicle market and it currently enjoys its 5th generation in production. An...

A highly equipped compact sport truck at an affordable price point, the S-10 Xtreme was offered from 1999 through 2004 and available in both regular- and extended-cab versions, plus the choice...

Given the intense rivalry between GM and archrival Ford, technical innovation was the key to success in America’s crucial light-truck market of the 1990s and 2000s. For its part, General Motors...

Launched at Geneva in 1977, the all-new Porsche 928 was first intended to replace the long-running 911; however, by the time it was introduced, the 928 was repositioned as a “senior” GT model above...

A worldwide success story from introduction, the Toyota 4Runner helped pioneer the fast-growing sport-utility vehicle market and it’s currently enjoys its 5th generation in production. While a...

Based on the immensely successful ‘R107’ SL platform launched in 1971, the Mercedes-Benz 380SL Convertible and one-year-only 380SLC Coupe succeeded the 450SL/SLC in 1981 for North America. Powered...

In 1978, Dodge introduced the Omni, a compact four-door hatchback that proved to be a solid sales success. Simple, the Omni was reliable and durable, and on a large scale, customers were very happy...

We are absolutely thrilled to offer this top-of-the line 1991 Volkswagen Transporter TriStar Syncro Doka from the final model year in partnership with Milpas Motors of Santa Barbara, CA, with 100%...

Introduced in 1988 and sold under an almost bewildering array of marques and model names through 2004, the Chevrolet Tracker/Suzuki Sidekick were fun, efficient, and highly versatile on/off road...

Following up on the striking and responsive Spider 1750 Veloce, Alfa Romeo released what is surely the marque’s definitive sports car, the Spider 2000, in 1969. Retaining its predecessor’s...

Sold under an almost bewildering array of auto brands from 1989 through 2004, the Suzuki Sidekick and Geo Tracker companion are fun and highly versatile vehicles produced along two distinct...

While former Ford VP Lee Iacocca could have enjoyed an early retirement, his 1980s turnaround of the Chrysler Corporation remains one of the finest achievements in business history. Once Chrysler’s...

After revolutionizing the Sports/GT market throughout the 1970s and early 1980s, the Nissan/Datsun ‘Z’ car series was succeeded by the all-new 300ZX in late 1983 as a 1984 model. Internally...

A worldwide success story from introduction, Toyota’s game changing 4Runner helped pioneer the fast-growing sport utility vehicle market and it currently enjoys its 5th generation in production. An...

A highly equipped compact sport truck at an affordable price point, the S-10 Xtreme was offered from 1999 through 2004 and available in both regular- and extended-cab versions, plus the choice...

Given the intense rivalry between GM and archrival Ford, technical innovation was the key to success in America’s crucial light-truck market of the 1990s and 2000s. For its part, General Motors...

Launched at Geneva in 1977, the all-new Porsche 928 was first intended to replace the long-running 911; however, by the time it was introduced, the 928 was repositioned as a “senior” GT model above...

A worldwide success story from introduction, the Toyota 4Runner helped pioneer the fast-growing sport-utility vehicle market and it’s currently enjoys its 5th generation in production. While a...

Based on the immensely successful ‘R107’ SL platform launched in 1971, the Mercedes-Benz 380SL Convertible and one-year-only 380SLC Coupe succeeded the 450SL/SLC in 1981 for North America. Powered...

In 1978, Dodge introduced the Omni, a compact four-door hatchback that proved to be a solid sales success. Simple, the Omni was reliable and durable, and on a large scale, customers were very happy...

We are absolutely thrilled to offer this top-of-the line 1991 Volkswagen Transporter TriStar Syncro Doka from the final model year in partnership with Milpas Motors of Santa Barbara, CA, with 100%...

Introduced in 1988 and sold under an almost bewildering array of marques and model names through 2004, the Chevrolet Tracker/Suzuki Sidekick were fun, efficient, and highly versatile on/off road...

Following up on the striking and responsive Spider 1750 Veloce, Alfa Romeo released what is surely the marque’s definitive sports car, the Spider 2000, in 1969. Retaining its predecessor’s...

Sold under an almost bewildering array of auto brands from 1989 through 2004, the Suzuki Sidekick and Geo Tracker companion are fun and highly versatile vehicles produced along two distinct...

While former Ford VP Lee Iacocca could have enjoyed an early retirement, his 1980s turnaround of the Chrysler Corporation remains one of the finest achievements in business history. Once Chrysler’s...

After revolutionizing the Sports/GT market throughout the 1970s and early 1980s, the Nissan/Datsun ‘Z’ car series was succeeded by the all-new 300ZX in late 1983 as a 1984 model. Internally...

A worldwide success story from introduction, Toyota’s game changing 4Runner helped pioneer the fast-growing sport utility vehicle market and it currently enjoys its 5th generation in production. An...

A highly equipped compact sport truck at an affordable price point, the S-10 Xtreme was offered from 1999 through 2004 and available in both regular- and extended-cab versions, plus the choice...

Given the intense rivalry between GM and archrival Ford, technical innovation was the key to success in America’s crucial light-truck market of the 1990s and 2000s. For its part, General Motors...

Launched at Geneva in 1977, the all-new Porsche 928 was first intended to replace the long-running 911; however, by the time it was introduced, the 928 was repositioned as a “senior” GT model above...

A worldwide success story from introduction, the Toyota 4Runner helped pioneer the fast-growing sport-utility vehicle market and it’s currently enjoys its 5th generation in production. While a...

Based on the immensely successful ‘R107’ SL platform launched in 1971, the Mercedes-Benz 380SL Convertible and one-year-only 380SLC Coupe succeeded the 450SL/SLC in 1981 for North America. Powered...

In 1978, Dodge introduced the Omni, a compact four-door hatchback that proved to be a solid sales success. Simple, the Omni was reliable and durable, and on a large scale, customers were very happy...

We are absolutely thrilled to offer this top-of-the line 1991 Volkswagen Transporter TriStar Syncro Doka from the final model year in partnership with Milpas Motors of Santa Barbara, CA, with 100%...

Introduced in 1988 and sold under an almost bewildering array of marques and model names through 2004, the Chevrolet Tracker/Suzuki Sidekick were fun, efficient, and highly versatile on/off road...

Following up on the striking and responsive Spider 1750 Veloce, Alfa Romeo released what is surely the marque’s definitive sports car, the Spider 2000, in 1969. Retaining its predecessor’s...

Sold under an almost bewildering array of auto brands from 1989 through 2004, the Suzuki Sidekick and Geo Tracker companion are fun and highly versatile vehicles produced along two distinct...

While former Ford VP Lee Iacocca could have enjoyed an early retirement, his 1980s turnaround of the Chrysler Corporation remains one of the finest achievements in business history. Once Chrysler’s...

After revolutionizing the Sports/GT market throughout the 1970s and early 1980s, the Nissan/Datsun ‘Z’ car series was succeeded by the all-new 300ZX in late 1983 as a 1984 model. Internally...

A worldwide success story from introduction, Toyota’s game changing 4Runner helped pioneer the fast-growing sport utility vehicle market and it currently enjoys its 5th generation in production. An...

A highly equipped compact sport truck at an affordable price point, the S-10 Xtreme was offered from 1999 through 2004 and available in both regular- and extended-cab versions, plus the choice...

Given the intense rivalry between GM and archrival Ford, technical innovation was the key to success in America’s crucial light-truck market of the 1990s and 2000s. For its part, General Motors...

Launched at Geneva in 1977, the all-new Porsche 928 was first intended to replace the long-running 911; however, by the time it was introduced, the 928 was repositioned as a “senior” GT model above...

A worldwide success story from introduction, the Toyota 4Runner helped pioneer the fast-growing sport-utility vehicle market and it’s currently enjoys its 5th generation in production. While a...

Based on the immensely successful ‘R107’ SL platform launched in 1971, the Mercedes-Benz 380SL Convertible and one-year-only 380SLC Coupe succeeded the 450SL/SLC in 1981 for North America. Powered...

In 1978, Dodge introduced the Omni, a compact four-door hatchback that proved to be a solid sales success. Simple, the Omni was reliable and durable, and on a large scale, customers were very happy...

We are absolutely thrilled to offer this top-of-the line 1991 Volkswagen Transporter TriStar Syncro Doka from the final model year in partnership with Milpas Motors of Santa Barbara, CA, with 100%...

Introduced in 1988 and sold under an almost bewildering array of marques and model names through 2004, the Chevrolet Tracker/Suzuki Sidekick were fun, efficient, and highly versatile on/off road...

Following up on the striking and responsive Spider 1750 Veloce, Alfa Romeo released what is surely the marque’s definitive sports car, the Spider 2000, in 1969. Retaining its predecessor’s...

Sold under an almost bewildering array of auto brands from 1989 through 2004, the Suzuki Sidekick and Geo Tracker companion are fun and highly versatile vehicles produced along two distinct...

While former Ford VP Lee Iacocca could have enjoyed an early retirement, his 1980s turnaround of the Chrysler Corporation remains one of the finest achievements in business history. Once Chrysler’s...

After revolutionizing the Sports/GT market throughout the 1970s and early 1980s, the Nissan/Datsun ‘Z’ car series was succeeded by the all-new 300ZX in late 1983 as a 1984 model. Internally...

A worldwide success story from introduction, Toyota’s game changing 4Runner helped pioneer the fast-growing sport utility vehicle market and it currently enjoys its 5th generation in production. An...

A highly equipped compact sport truck at an affordable price point, the S-10 Xtreme was offered from 1999 through 2004 and available in both regular- and extended-cab versions, plus the choice...

Given the intense rivalry between GM and archrival Ford, technical innovation was the key to success in America’s crucial light-truck market of the 1990s and 2000s. For its part, General Motors...

Launched at Geneva in 1977, the all-new Porsche 928 was first intended to replace the long-running 911; however, by the time it was introduced, the 928 was repositioned as a “senior” GT model above...

A worldwide success story from introduction, the Toyota 4Runner helped pioneer the fast-growing sport-utility vehicle market and it’s currently enjoys its 5th generation in production. While a...

Based on the immensely successful ‘R107’ SL platform launched in 1971, the Mercedes-Benz 380SL Convertible and one-year-only 380SLC Coupe succeeded the 450SL/SLC in 1981 for North America. Powered...

In 1978, Dodge introduced the Omni, a compact four-door hatchback that proved to be a solid sales success. Simple, the Omni was reliable and durable, and on a large scale, customers were very happy...

We are absolutely thrilled to offer this top-of-the line 1991 Volkswagen Transporter TriStar Syncro Doka from the final model year in partnership with Milpas Motors of Santa Barbara, CA, with 100%...

Introduced in 1988 and sold under an almost bewildering array of marques and model names through 2004, the Chevrolet Tracker/Suzuki Sidekick were fun, efficient, and highly versatile on/off road...

Following up on the striking and responsive Spider 1750 Veloce, Alfa Romeo released what is surely the marque’s definitive sports car, the Spider 2000, in 1969. Retaining its predecessor’s...

Sold under an almost bewildering array of auto brands from 1989 through 2004, the Suzuki Sidekick and Geo Tracker companion are fun and highly versatile vehicles produced along two distinct...

While former Ford VP Lee Iacocca could have enjoyed an early retirement, his 1980s turnaround of the Chrysler Corporation remains one of the finest achievements in business history. Once Chrysler’s...

After revolutionizing the Sports/GT market throughout the 1970s and early 1980s, the Nissan/Datsun ‘Z’ car series was succeeded by the all-new 300ZX in late 1983 as a 1984 model. Internally...

A worldwide success story from introduction, Toyota’s game changing 4Runner helped pioneer the fast-growing sport utility vehicle market and it currently enjoys its 5th generation in production. An...

A highly equipped compact sport truck at an affordable price point, the S-10 Xtreme was offered from 1999 through 2004 and available in both regular- and extended-cab versions, plus the choice...

Given the intense rivalry between GM and archrival Ford, technical innovation was the key to success in America’s crucial light-truck market of the 1990s and 2000s. For its part, General Motors...

Launched at Geneva in 1977, the all-new Porsche 928 was first intended to replace the long-running 911; however, by the time it was introduced, the 928 was repositioned as a “senior” GT model above...

A worldwide success story from introduction, the Toyota 4Runner helped pioneer the fast-growing sport-utility vehicle market and it’s currently enjoys its 5th generation in production. While a...

Based on the immensely successful ‘R107’ SL platform launched in 1971, the Mercedes-Benz 380SL Convertible and one-year-only 380SLC Coupe succeeded the 450SL/SLC in 1981 for North America. Powered...

In 1978, Dodge introduced the Omni, a compact four-door hatchback that proved to be a solid sales success. Simple, the Omni was reliable and durable, and on a large scale, customers were very happy...

We are absolutely thrilled to offer this top-of-the line 1991 Volkswagen Transporter TriStar Syncro Doka from the final model year in partnership with Milpas Motors of Santa Barbara, CA, with 100%...

At Zero260, we absolutely love the stealthy rarities developed and offered over the past 50-plus years by the engineering and racing wizards at BMW’s legendary ‘M’ Motorsports division. This genuine...

One of the world’s most victorious automotive nameplates on the track since inception, Nissan’s Skyline GT-R was once relatively obscure. However, thanks to intense interest from owners and enthusiasts, many of...

Y'all remember that sweet Euro-Spec 'Mint Green' E36 M3 we wrote about back in June? Ya, the one people kept telling us to take down because the ad was a "scam" and the car was a "fake"? Well, we went down to the...

From launch, Ford’s ultra-successful Mustang and Chevrolet’s Camaro duked it out on the showroom floor and on the racetrack in a neck-and-neck battle that continues today. The late-1980s and early-1990s witnessed...

While far from commonplace today, the GTV6 remains one of the finest and most enjoyable Alfa Romeo models from the modern era. Rooted in the Giugiaro/Italdesign styled Alfetta GT launched for 1974, the GTV6 marks...

__UPDATE: 1/18/22__

Launched for 1974, the Cherokee nameplate went on to mainstay status within the Jeep model range. First applied to a 2-door companion model to the full-size Wagoneer, which was designed by Brooks Stevens...

Built to homologate the '92 World Rally Championship (WRC) Group A season, the Lancia Delta 'Evoluzione' is one of the coolest production versions of a rally car in existence. Sure, it's not as advanced or...

Pace Cars are an enigma of the automotive world. They transcend generations yet are held together by the need for speed and outrageous liveries. This one fits the bill, and we have no doubt these wacky tributes...

We absolutely love camper and conversion vans of all shapes and sizes. This one looks like the ultimate exploration vehicle that's built to go anywhere and do anything your heart desires - it means business!...

We seem to gravitate to cars that are difficult to find, not because so few were built, but rather because so few have survived the rigors of consumer consumption. Interestingly, the Audi 5000 of 1982-1988 covers...

What’s not to love about the final generation of the Ford Bronco? Ford would build the model only through 1996 and then call it quits in favor of the more popular Expedition until just this year when Ford would...

Following on the heels of Volkswagen’s Type 2 Transporter-based Microbus, which went on to become a “Love Generation” icon after performing yeoman service in suburbia when new, Detroit’s “Big Three” automakers...

Positioned in between the ½-Ton F-150 and 1-Ton F-350 pickup lines, Ford’s F-250 delivers a useful ¾-Ton load capacity and a wide array of engine and drivetrain options. Designed for hard work and severe duty in...

The Acty line of trucks and vans by Honda is a hugely popular seller in many parts of the world, but sadly, not in the U.S. Too bad – they’re fabulously versatile, hugely efficient, and in typical Honda parlance,...

In the world of ’80s Ferraris, the Mondial is all too often overlooked, overshadowed, and forgotten largely to the Testarossa and 308/328, upon which the Mondial is based. This is a shame – okay, it’s a little...

Admittedly, they’re not for everyone, but we love these Zimmers and many other Neoclassics that were so popular in the 1970s and ’80s. Interestingly, the Zimmer Quicksilver took the idea to the other extreme....

When the Mitsubishi 3000GT and sister product Dodge Stealth hit the market, it kind of blew the world away. Here were two cars from Mitsubishi that both, in twin-turbo form, would rocket to 60 mph in under...

During the early- to mid-1990s, GM decided to send their big platform cars out with a bang in the form of the Cadillac Brougham, Buick Roadmaster, Oldsmobile 98, and Chevrolet Caprice Classic/Impala. Other...

While Corvette buyers had to miss the 1983 model year, the wait was more than worth it with the new 4th generation model. Featuring radical lightweight chassis and underpinnings with widespread use of aluminum...

This generation of Bronco has been getting a lot of attention lately, and for good reason. They look great, have a solid build, are comfortable, serviceable, and can pretty much go anywhere the driver wants them...

Following an exceptionally long production run spanning nearly 30 years and four distinct series, the Alfa Romeo Spider 2000 was replaced in 1993 by the new Type 916 Spider, based on the 2+2 GTV Coupe. While...

Introduced for 1975, Volvo’s 240 Series was the ultimate development of the Swedish manufacturer’s 144/164 models and continued for nearly 20 years through 1993. A truly ‘evergreen’ automobile line, the 240...

The Eagle Talon was introduced in 1990 to a market hungry for sporty front-wheel drive cars like the Ford Probe and Mazda MX6, Saturn SC, Nissan NX2000, Honda Civic, and so on, which meant it was introduced to an...

Recalling the aggressive and powerful full-size Marauders of the 1960s, Mercury signaled its long-awaited return to big-car performance in the late 1990s with a Grand Marquis-based concept vehicle built for, and...

Truly, this Zero260 contributor loves most every car ever made; however, the Chrysler LeBaron-based TC by Maserati of 1989-'90 must be considered the automotive equivalent of a solution looking for a problem. Not...

The final years of the Third Gen Camaros are the stuff of legend – Chevrolet had dialed in a lot of the little quality issues, power was way up, handling was razor sharp, and styling was still muscular and...

Along with legions of VW fans, we at Zero260 absolutely love the 1980s Vanagon and especially the Westfalia Campmobile variants. This stellar one-owner example was purchased new with European Delivery in 1987,...

While Old Lyme, Connecticut’s Callaway Cars is well-known for its RPO B2K Chevrolet Corvettes of the late 1980s/early 1990s, which kept America’s Sports Car at the forefront of performance on either side of the...

Featuring the fashionably angular body styling introduced in mid-1983, Honda’s sporty Prelude 2+2 Coupe quickly earned rising demand as a high-quality personal car with excellent all-around handling and...

Introduced for 1992 and produced through 1997, Subaru’s SVX was the company’s high end Grand Touring coupe featuring almost otherworldly low drag bodywork designed by famed Italian stylist Giorgetto Giugiaro....

Redesigned for 1994, the new SN-95 generation Ford Mustang brought a vastly stiffer chassis and 4-wheel ABS disc brakes while maintaining the revered Fox-body Mustang’s 5.0L V8 engines – in 225hp and 240hp SVT...

While millions of people immediately recognize Nissan’s Infiniti luxury marque, the Maxima was the giant Japanese automaker’s top luxury nameplate for much of the 1980s. The company’s products were still badged...

The 1981-1983 Chrysler Imperial reintroduced the model that had been on hiatus since 1975, and it did so in sweepingly modern fashion, with sharply creased fenders, a waterfall grille, hidden headlights, smartly...

When it debuted in 1983, Ford brought out Jackie Stewart to demonstrate the handling prowess of the Thunderbird Turbo Coupe, pitting it against a BMW 633CSi at Laguna Seca. He lapped Laguna shaving two seconds...

According to the seller, this SEMA show-quality total restoration and build started life as a 1985 Land Rover Defender “full-cab” 110, which was converted to a 2-door pickup configuration using all genuine Land...

Overlander style, “go-anywhere” 4x4 vehicles have exploded in popularity in recent years, usually professionally converted by specialist firms. Beginning as a choice first responder vehicle with low seller-stated...

This 1988 Mazda 929 is a compelling object lesson in the value of moving quickly when an excellent car is offered for sale at a bargain-level asking price. Super clean and likely more appropriately summarized as...

As the time-honored adage goes, “A car can be original only once.” Thankfully, this 1984 Toyota Celica GT-S Liftback has been carefully used and faithfully kept in wonderfully original condition over the past 37...

As the first American high-performance era sputtered to near extinction during the early 1970s, the groovy custom van culture exploded with popularity with the latest crop of vans from the 'Big Three'. Now viewed...

Toyota really attacked the light-duty pickup market in the 1970s, and the Hilux (built through 1983) stands tall among the company’s best. Featuring numerous cargo-bed and drivetrain layouts, plus the virtually...

There is something seriously magical about the E36 M3 – especially with a manual transmission. BMW took the already astonishingly agile 3-Series and added a bit of wheelbase and width, a little weight, and made a...

When Volkswagen released its new Vanagon in 1979, few, if any, of the product planners at Wolfsburg could have possibly envisioned the enduring influence and appeal VW’s new van would have on the public...

Cutting right to the chase, this incredibly pristine 1997 Ford Explorer XLT is a fabulously well preserved and presented example of Ford’s wildly popular SUV of the 1990s. Advertised by the seller as a “garage...

The product of the wizard-like engineers at Ford’s SVT (Special Vehicle Team) racing and high-performance division, the 1993 Ford F-150 SVT Lightning was an inspired and highly popular limited production pickup...

Based on Buick’s “G-Body” intermediate platform, the new Regal was an ideal platform for Buick’s first series-produced Turbo V6 engine – an American industry first, as well. Featuring handsomely chiseled body...

GM’s immensely successful 1973-1987 “Squarebody” pickups were a tough act to follow, but the new series that debuted for 1988 made it look easy with excellent styling and more options than you could shake a stick...

Without doubt, Porsche’s 1984-1989 Carrera 3.2 models remain among the most celebrated variations of the evergreen 6-cylinder 911 lineage today. While the removable roof Targa had been offered since 1967, the...

Volkswagen’s Vanagon debuted for 1979 and by the mid-‘80s, it marked a revolution with water-cooled engines and optional all-wheel drive Syncro drivetrain. These vans and their Westfalia camper versions are so...

A longer version of Fiat’s immensely successful 600 for the Yugoslavian market, the Zastava 750 was produced by Zavod Crvena Zastava at Kragujevac in Serbia. A little roomier than the 600 it was based upon, the...

The E36 was the third generation of BMW’s popular 3-Series. Larger and more finished than the E30 that preceded it, the E36 established itself as one of BMW’s most interesting, capable, flexible, and now...

Engineered under Bruno Sacco, the 190E debuted for 1985 as a somewhat smaller Mercedes-Benz sedan rivalling BMW’s popular 3-Series. Predictably, the two marques would duke it out in the new DTM (German Touring...

Is it a minivan, a station wagon, or an SUV? We don’t know, but this 1995 Mitsubishi RVR Sports Gear AWD Wagon is certainly a fun and versatile JDM import. Actually, Mitsubishi officially designated the...

Established in Springfield, Missouri during 1984, Corporate Coachworks was immediately successful with the addition of Doug Donalson, who developed the wide-body limousine that would become the company’s...

Positioned between the ½-Ton F-150 and 1-Ton F-350 pickup lines, Ford’s F-250 delivers a ¾-Ton load capacity and the full range of powertrain options. Designed for hard work and severe duty in often forbidding...

By 1976, proposed government legislation scared most North American manufacturers away from building convertibles, but never materialized. Companies including Hurst Performance and ASC (American Sunroof...

Finished in white and accented by discreet “Turbo” badges, the 20th Anniversary Trans Am of 1989 differed little externally from Pontiac’s top-level GTA model. However, its many internal differences included the...

Carrying on a tradition for performance and quality established in 1979 with the first Celica-based Supra, the ‘Mk IV’ generation debuted for 1994 and carried on until 1998, closing out a highly respected chapter...

When Dodge introduced the Stealth for 1991, it kind of blew the world away. The Stealth, and it’s sibling from Mitsubishi, the 3000GT, would set new standards for performance cars, competing with a flurry of...

General Motors’ full-size, rear-drive passenger cars were immensely popular in their final 1988-1996 production run, including Buick’s Roadmaster, Olds’ Custom Cruiser (until ‘92) and Chevrolet’s Caprice Station...

Following the launch of BMW’s new E34-generation 5-Series models in 1987, the M5 was unleashed in 1988 as the latest BMW to be expertly massaged by the Bavarian company’s renowned ‘M’ Motorsport division. Styled...

Engineered from the sleekly styled HSR show and development car, Mitsubishi’s futuristic 3000GT debuted in 1990 for the ‘91 model year and delivered outstanding performance in GT and SL touring forms. For exotic...

Having built pickup style trucks since the ‘Type 13’ of 1934, Nissan entered the American light duty truck market with its 521 model in 1968. Steadily updated and improved in keeping with American tastes and...

While produced for 1991-1995, the Z07 Adjustable Suspension Package is one of the least-known options offered with Chevrolet’s ‘C4’ Corvette. A combination of the Z51 and FX3 performance options, RPO Z07 was...

With the benefit of 20/20 hindsight, the newly redesigned “Fox-Body” Mustang for 1979 was extremely important in the history of Ford’s pony car. Not only did it push the prior Pinto-based Mustang II into distant...

Unveiled at the 1987 Frankfurt Motor Show, Alfa Romeo’s 164 executive-class sports sedan was the last model developed while the legendary marque was still fully independent. Design work began in 1982 on the Tipo...

Produced by JaguarSport, the 50/50 joint venture between Jaguar and Tom Walkinshaw’s TWR Group Limited, the hot Jaguar XJ-S based XJR-S was available in Europe and the U.K. from 1988 to 1993 and only sold in the...

Largely establishing the hot hatch segment, the VW GTI hit the scenes in 1983, creating enthusiasts out of commoners and giving enthusiasts something more to be enthusiastic about. Interestingly, the first GTIs...

Offered with subtle updates and mild restyling from 1977, Buick’s LeSabre was rich with features, amenities, and options, as well as an upscale, upwardly mobile aura, positioned just below the larger...

The E30 series M3 of 1986-1991 isn’t the biggest, nor fastest M3 – but it was the first. It was the magic little machine that crystalized and defined what BMW M cars were and would be. It’s a car that impressed...

Launched in 1969 and available in the United States from 1970, the Datsun 240 Z was the image leader from Japan’s Nissan Corporation and it completely revolutionized the sports-car world with its outstanding...

Introduced for 1994 and redesigned for 2000, the ‘PL Platform’ Dodge/Plymouth Neon was a fresh, spunky, and affordable subcompact car that attracted a large and loyal enthusiast following as a great basis for...

The Mercedes-Benz W124 series of mid-sized models were available as a 4-door sedan, a 5-door station wagon, or 2-door convertible. These superbly engineered machines enjoyed a successful 11-year production run,...

The SN95 Mustangs, those built from 1994 to 2004, brought a new level of fit and finish to the brand. Ford reintroduced the Cobra in 1993, sustaining it through the SN95, but in ‘96 they introduced a unique color...

Produced from 1997 to 2006, the E46 3-Series BMW was one of the most popular of the model. Of course, the M3 is everyone’s darling – introduced in 2000, it used a 3.2L inline 6-cylinder that’s good for 333hp,...

When Porsche introduced the new 993-series 911 in 1994, it rewrote history as the last air-cooled 911 generation and was advertised as having 85% new content. Ushering in a stiffer bodyshell, the 993 also...

The E30-genration M3 is the most famous iconic of all modern BMW models. Aggressively styled with purpose and looking ready to fight even at rest, the M3 was built specifically for racing homologation by BMW’s...

Survivors of all stripes deserve respect. Diversity is the ability to appreciate the also-rans and much maligned, the ugly ducklings of the automotive pantheon. OldsmoBuick’s downsized E-Body offerings of the...

The term sledgehammer gets tossed around often when referring to monster Mercs, and we think Thor would be duly impressed with this. Mercedes in the late ‘80s was throwing massive amounts of money into developing...

A nameplate in use since the 1960s, Nissan’s Skyline carries a charismatic personal and racing heritage that influenced even the more sedate variants – and there’ve been many iterations over the years. The R33...

If ever there was an American auto executive capable of taking on the “Big Three” at their own game, John Z. DeLorean was that person. A professional engineer and innovator, DeLorean progressed from Chrysler to...

Introduced at Le Mans on April 26, 1998, Bentley’s new Arnage was named in homage to the challenging bend at La Sarthe, where the marque achieved its greatest victories (5 times) in the 1920s and 1930. Power is...

Following introduction at Frankfurt in September 1963, Porsche’s 6-cylinder 911 ushered in an entirely new era. Thanks to relentless development, the 911 went on to become the cornerstone of Porsche’s racing...

Launched at Detroit in 1989, the Dodge Viper recalled the purity and purpose of the original Shelby Cobra. Casting the economical K-Car into distant memory, the Viper resurrected Chrysler’s once proud performance...

If you enjoy a little flash, this could be the car for you. Created for Corvette to pace the Indy 500, Chevrolet built just over 1,000 copies for the public, making it a rare piece of Corvette history. This one...

Redesigned for 1992, the Mercedes-Benz S-Class models retained their driver preferred rear-wheel drive configuration and were measurably larger. Sedans were offered in two guises, the SE and long-wheelbase SEL,...

When Mercury reintroduced the Marauder in 2003, it was a breath of fresh air for performance enthusiasts, and it was instantly likened to the Chevrolet Impala of 1994-1996, largely for the imposing size both...

Known as the E46, the 1998-2006 BMW 3-Series is one of the most popular ever built. The M3 was, of course, the fast kid in the family and offered buyers astonishing performance, handling, braking, and comfort....

We love hot JDM (Japanese Domestic Market) performance cars and the more we look into the space, the more we uncover special rarities that we’d never heard of before. Among these cars are the creations of...

Police vehicles often pique the interest of car enthusiasts, and the Fox Body Mustangs of 1979 to 1993 seem to be a major sweet spot for cop cars. And why not? They’re sporty, quick, fast, agile, and have a...

It feels strange to say that this simple silver sports sedan from Japan is rare. As an 18-year-old, it has finally earned the right to play grown-up and earn a seat at the table of the modern classics. This one...

This is the lowest mileage Honda S2000 we’ve seen in recent memory – it looks to be absolutely factory stock with no modifications and has a clean Carfax. Finished in Suzuka Blue with blue leather interior, the...

Often considered by the classic car magazines as one of the greatest Japanese cars of all time, Nissan's high-tech Skyline GT-R burst onto the motoring scene in 1989 to universal acclaim. Built specifically to...

As Mitsubishi’s all-conquering rally homologation model since the early 1980s, the Lancer and succession of ‘EVO’ variants (I through X), have kept the marque at the forefront of top-echelon international...

Campers and RVs based upon the many small truck chassis from Japan have evolved into a very interesting subset of today’s collector-vehicle market with a loyal and very enthusiastic following. In particular, RVs...

The Z28 Camaro was fighting a losing battle against the Pontiac Trans Am in this period. The Pontiac’s 400ci WS6 V8 might have been gone, but the turbocharged 301ci V8 still produced 210hp and 345 lb-ft of...

BMW’s stalwart 3-Series was fully remodeled and redesigned for the 1992 model year, ultimately offered in 4-door sedan, 2-door coupe, and 2-door convertible form, and this generation is internally labeled E36 in...

Japan’s automobile industry has unleashed some of the most potent cars anywhere in the world, mainly for homologation purposes in order to qualify for circuit and rally competition. For its part, Subaru has...

With smooth, turbine-like V12 power, good looks, luxurious appointments, and 150-plus mph top-speed potential, Jaguar’s XJ-S debuted in 1975 as the long-awaited successor to the legendary E-Type. It was also the...