Historiography The Honda Accord at 50
The first models looked sportier than the Civic, while offering more cabin and cargo space. It had a sportier vibe, which attracted customers immediately.
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Historiography: Ford's Brougham Division
With inspiration driving my thought process, I began scouring the V&R site to see which "broughams" I had not talked about.
Historiography: A Personal Memory of When Cadillac Stood by its Slogan
Here’s what I’ll do. Let me skim through Cadillac’s history from 1964 to today to the ones that caught my eye the most. Along the way, try to tell its story.
Historiography: The Legend of Jinba ittai
If one thing was said on that day: The modern two-seat small roadster has returned.
Historiography: The Crown Jewel of Chrysler
Chrysler decided it was time to take the most expensive model of its lineup and give it a brand of its own. The name was Imperial.
Historiography: A Proud Bird
Both companies figured they could not sell just sedans and wagons for eternity. They needed something else to satisfy a new kind of driver.
Historiography: From PowerPoint to Production…to #VOTY12
By the time the car rolled onto the stage inside COBO Center, the 2013 Dodge Dart was born.
Historiography: Downsizing
These events included the imposition of emissions controls, new crash protection standards and the OPEC Oil Crisis.
Historiography: The Legend of The Honda Prelude
Why is there such a fuss about the Prelude? Well, we must look back in order to move forward…
Historiography: How To Tell The History of the Volkswagen Golf GTI
We were planning in doing our own Historiography of the GTI. However, there is a twist to this plot.