In the automotive records, the Rolls-Royce Phantom I, unveiled in May 1925, holds a distinguished position as the direct successor to the legendary Silver Ghost. Reflecting Rolls-Royce’s commitment to refined…
Post-World War II, as luxury car manufacturers in France faced a decline, Facel Vega emerged in 1954, making a remarkable transition from a metal stamping company to a producer of…
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…
The 1970s marked the peak of the velour era in car interiors, driven by advancements in textile technology and the availability of low-cost, durable polyesters. This trend extended across various…
At the 1958 Brussels World’s Fair, Ford showcased its 1959 models in a fashion show at the U.S. Pavilion, where the cars received a gold medal from the Comité Français…