The 1970 Mustang is the one a lot of enthusiasts quietly rank above the more famous ’69. Ford restyled the front to single headlights, trimmed the styling excess, and built…
1980 Car Models — The Year Detroit Hit Bottom
The 1980 model year doesn’t get its own list. It gets folded into “the ’80s,” lumped in with the Countach posters and the Testarossa from Miami Vice — cars that…
1999 Mustang Models Guide: Specs, Trims, and Values
1999 was the year the SN95 Mustang grew up. Ford gave the fourth-generation car a sharp redesign it called “New Edge” — creased body panels, larger wheel arches, and headlights…
16 Popular Cars of the 1970s That Defined the Decade
The 1970s was the decade where the muscle car got its legs cut out from under it. Then it spent the rest of the decade figuring out what to do…
Renault Discontinued Models: Every Car They Killed Off
Most lists of discontinued Renault models do one of two things. They dump an alphabetical catalog with three lines per car, or they show you pretty period photos and call…
15 Best 1940s Sports Cars That Defined the Decade
The 1940s is the strangest decade in sports car history. For the first half, almost nothing happened. Factories that should have been building roadsters were building tanks, fighter engines, and…
Popular Cars in 1934 – Best-Sellers and Icons
Ask “what was the most popular car in 1934” and you get two different answers depending on who you ask. The classic-car crowd will point you at the Duesenberg Model…
1986 Toyota Car Models: The Full Lineup & Specs
1986 was the year Toyota stopped being the brand you bought because it would last and started being the brand you bought because you wanted it. The MR2 was a…
1982 Corvette Models Explained (Plus What They’re Worth)
If you searched “1982 Corvette models” expecting a long trim list, here’s the short version: there were two. A Base Coupe and a Collector Edition. That’s the whole lineup. The…
1986 Porsche Car Models: The Full Lineup & Values
1986 was the year Porsche’s catalog made the least sense and the most. You could walk into a dealer and buy a front-engine, water-cooled four-cylinder (the 944), a front-engine V8…
1980s Indian Motorcycles: What Actually Wore the Badge
If you’ve found a 1980s “Indian” motorcycle for sale and your gut says something’s off, trust the gut. The Springfield, Massachusetts company that built genuine Indian Chiefs and Scouts shut…
1951 Lamborghini Models? It Was a Tractor, Not a Car
There were no Lamborghini cars in 1951. None. If you came here looking for a 1951 Lamborghini coupe or roadster, the honest answer is that the company that built it…