Historiography: Turbo!
[I}t is a "turbine-driven forced induction device that increases an engine's efficiency and power by forcing air into the combustion chamber."
Category: Historiography
Historiography: A Is For Muscle
Although, one should reflect back on its roots to see how these four mid-sized models emerged to the iconography of the muscle car movement in the 1960s.
Historiography: A Room at The Inn
The motel was a part of Americana. It still is. Some say it was probably the best idea that came out of the growth of the automobile.
Historiography: Casualties of A Sales War
There was a time when we became comfortable. Comfortable enough to let post-war designs to simply just be normalized.
Historiography: Turning The Page on Model Name Legacies
I figured I do a bit of ancestorial work to look at some of today’s models. Especially those that wonder why they were named such some generations ago.
Historiography: We Used To Call Them "Foreign"
The American market had seen some interesting vehicles from abroad since the end of World War II, including the names already mentioned here.
Historiography: GM's New Wave Sedan
Their next step was to introduce a line of mid-sized sedans aimed to eventually replace its already-downsized rear-drive models.
Historiography: 75 Years of Volkswagen in America
No longer do they sell air-cooled rear-engine vehicles. They have diversified into battery-electric models, alongside performance icons and SUVs.
Historiography: Memories of Oldsmobile
An Oldsmobile symbolized what was good about cars built in the good ol' USA.
Historiography: Remembering Former Airlines
However, I began to reminisce of airlines gone by. Airlines that once ruled the sky only to merge or fold into the dustbin of history.