Antique Cars

If there is one car that embodies the spirit of British motoring achievement from the ‘Roaring Twenties’ then that is

The Safari was a station wagon that was produced by Pontiac. The name was first applied to Pontiac’s version of the 2-door Chevrolet Nomad station wagon. The

The Du Pont Speedster was one of the most desirable American sports cars produced in the late 1920s. Its aristocratic

While many performance enthusiasts dismissed Pontiac as nothing more than a maker of reliable but mundane family cars during the

A magic carpet ride’ – Rolls-Royce’s new slogan for their very modern, comfortable, smooth engined motor cars. But wind back

Just one and a half years after the launch of the Mercedes-Benz 170, whose swing-axle chassis proved both, innovative and

The two-seater Thunderbird easily outsold the Chevy Corvette in 1955-1957, but Ford management figured they could sell even more as

Elegant, sporty, luxurious and rare. These are four of many epithets that can be applied to bugatti. But there is

It is considered one of the most beautiful Packards of all time, 1941 Packard Super Eight – Custom Super Eight

The Pierce-Arrow is one of the great early American automotive producers. Their first offering was the Great Arrow, followed by