1937 Cord, of the American luxury car line Cord created by E.L. Cord and manufactured by Auburn Automobile Company.
Manufactured by the Auburn Automobile Company from 1929 to 1932 and then once more from 1936 and 1937, Cord was known for their innovations and was the first American front wheeled drive to be sold in the states.
The Metz Company (1908-1922) was a Massachusetts brass era automobile maker established by Charles Herman Metz. The young Metz began in the bicycle parts industry. He would eventually form the Waltham Manufacturing Company which dived…
Earmarked as one of the most popular ‘Big Healeys’ the Austin Healey 3000 still captivates the hearts of automotive enthusiasts. Considered one of the most popular British Race cars of the 1960s, the 3000 was the British Motor Company’s solution to the American market’s demand for an affordable fast, reliable, and styled car.
Read MoreWhat does a whisper, German torpedoes, an adulterous courtship, and the Baron Montagu have to do with one of the world’s top luxury vehicles? A lot actually, and most specifically the trademark hood ornament of Rolls Royce. The “Spirit of Ecstasy.”
Read MoreMaybe more accurate to say this charismatic bubble car had its origins to thank from flight technology? The Messerschmitt KR175 and KR200 beginnings are due in part to a clever and resourceful aeronautical engineer employed at Messerschmitt AG Corporation, Fritz Fend.
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