Historiography: Forward Looking
That year saw Chrysler gaining the world's attention. It came up with something that took our breath away and almost made us lose it in the process.
Category: Historiography
Historiography: The Rise, The Fall, And The Reboot of A Cat
One brand emerged from war-torn Britain that would be the talk of the new class. A lineup of automobiles so beautiful that were coveted by the well-to-do.
Historiography: A Scout's Honor
That vehicle was the International Harvester Scout. And, now, that legacy has been resurrected in the name of Scout Motors.
Historiography: The Last of The Independents
Born from the merger of the Hudson Motor Car Company and the Nash-Kelvinator Corporation in 1954, AMC's history had its share of twists and turns.
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."
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.