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- Tim Bennett on Curbside Classic: 1970-72 Rambler Hornet – No That Is Not A Typo!
- Tim Bennett on Curbside Classic: 1970-72 Rambler Hornet – No That Is Not A Typo!
- Pete.Z on Curbside Classic: 1975 Mercedes-Benz L 306 D “Harburger Transporter” – The Matador’s Final Avatar
- nick graves on Automotive History Capsule: Rolls-Royce SX Proposal
- Peter Wilding on Curbside Outtake: Volvo 240 Wagon, VW Bug, and Daihatsu Mira Moderno – Forlorn Tokyo Trio
- nick graves on Curbside Classic: 1975 Mercedes-Benz L 306 D “Harburger Transporter” – The Matador’s Final Avatar
- Peter Wilding on Car Museum Report: The Orlando Auto Museum at Dezerland Park, Part 1
- Paul Niedermeyer on Cohort Classic: 1949 Plymouth Special DeLuxe Club Coupe – It’s Pretty Special To Me
- Stephen Ritchings on Car Museum Report: The Orlando Auto Museum at Dezerland Park, Part 1
- Paul Niedermeyer on Vintage Snapshots: The Real Taxis of New York in 1972 – My Bias is Confirmed
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Curbside Classic: Mercury Topaz GS V6 / Five-speed Coupe – Oxymoron, or Just Moronic?
Posted on October 21, 2023 | 120 Comments(first posted 3/19/2013) Although the powertrain provided adequate motivation, no one would ever mistake one of the vast majority of Tempo/Topazes with a milquetoast 2.3-liter, four cylinder engine and three-speed automatic […] -
Automotive History: Shockingly Low Volume Production Cars – The Buick Edition
Posted on June 22, 2023 | 106 Comments(first posted 6/22/2017) Welcome to the Buick Edition of our journey into shockingly low volume production cars produced between 1946 and 1995. As always, car models whose production is […] -
COAL: 1998 Buick Regal GS – Yes, As A Matter Of Fact, I Would Rather Have A Buick!
Posted on April 1, 2018 | 63 Comments(First Posted November 3, 2013) It’s weird. I very much consider myself a Ford man when it comes to the domestics, yet my buying history puts me fairly firmly in […]