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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,...

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....

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...

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...

Thanks to the Chrysler’s Street & Racing Technology (SRT) group, the brutal Ram SRT-10 high-performance pickup debuted in 2004 as Dodge’s brash, bawdy, and brutal Viper V10-powered sports truck. Countering and...

Just when we think we’ve seen it all at Zero260.com, along comes the Ariel Nomad. Outwardly similar to the Atom, Ariel’s virtual F1 car for the road, the Nomad is purpose-built for extreme performance on and off...

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