1927 Mercedes-Benz 8/38 Sedan
Developed under the technical guidance of Ferdinand Porsche, the 8/38 emerged as one of the initial models proudly carrying the Mercedes-Benz name following the merger. Powered by a 2.0-liter, side-valve,…
Car Innovation
The 1957 Fiat ‘Nuova’ 500
The ‘Nuova’ 500, introduced in 1957 as FIAT’s successor to the iconic ‘Topolino,’ marked a revolutionary shift from its pre-war design. With unitary construction, an opening fabric roof, and all-independent…
1928: Walter P. Chrysler Unveils the Plymouth
In the summer of 1928 at Madison Square Garden, Walter P. Chrysler defied warnings and launched Plymouth, his entry into the low-priced car market. Competing against giants like Ford and…
Amos Northup: The Auto Designer with an Independent Approach
Amos Earl Northup, born in 1889, was a visionary automotive designer whose career flourished in the early 20th century. After studies at the Cleveland Polytechnic Institute, he honed his design…
1952 Studebaker: The Building Process Unveiled
In 1952, Studebaker, celebrating its centennial year, showcased its complete manufacturing process in a captivating film. Operating from its extensive South Bend, Indiana factory, Studebaker demonstrated its prowess, with forging…
1931 Marmon Sixteen: Challenging Cadillac’s Prestige
Howard Carpenter Marmon, a pioneer in the U.S. auto industry, introduced the Marmon Sixteen in the spring of 1931, aiming to rival Cadillac’s V16. The Marmon Sixteen featured an advanced…
1962 Chevy II: Swift Engineering Solutions in Emergency Room
In response to the success of Ford’s Falcon, Chevrolet hastily developed the Chevy II, introduced in 1961 as a compact car. With a 110-inch wheelbase and overall length similar to…