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2004 Mercedes-Benz Models: Lineup, Specs and What to Buy

Mercedes sold a lot of different cars in the 2004 model year, and the databases that list them treat each one as an isolated spec sheet. This guide…

Daniela Voss·Automotive Writer·8 MIN READ
Cars

Alfa Romeo Discontinued Models: Every Era, and What Ended

Alfa Romeo has killed more good cars than most brands have built. The Spider, the 156, the 4C and the Quadrifoglio twins all ended for different reasons: emissions…

Marco Delantero·Automotive Writer·7 MIN READ
Classic Cars

1970s Bentley Models: T1, T2 and Corniche Explained

Bentley sold three models in the 1970s: the T-series saloon (badged T1 until 1977 and T2 after), and the Corniche coupe and convertible, launched in 1971. That’s the…

Daniela Voss·Automotive Writer·7 MIN READ
Classic Cars

1950 Dodge Models: Wayfarer, Meadowbrook and Coronet

TLDR Dodge sold three car lines in 1950: the Wayfarer (entry level, two-door only), the Meadowbrook (the four-door family car) and the Coronet (top trim, with the most…

Marco Delantero·Automotive Writer·6 MIN READ
Classic Cars

Popular Cars in 1974: 12 Best-Sellers and Icons

TLDR Table of Contents The year gas got expensive Popular cars in 1974 are a story about a gas pump. The Arab oil embargo that began in October…

Marco Delantero·Automotive Writer·7 MIN READ
Classic Cars

12 Best Cars of 1959: Fins, Fuel Injection and the Mini

Table of Contents TLDR The best car of 1959 is the original Mini, because nearly every small car since follows its layout. The most spectacular is the Cadillac…

Marco Delantero·Automotive Writer·7 MIN READ
Car History

1990 Car Models: The Cars That Defined the Year

1990 was the year Japan stopped chasing European and American carmakers and started setting the pace. The Acura NSX, Nissan 300ZX Twin Turbo, Lexus LS 400 and Mazda…

Marco Delantero·Automotive Writer·10 MIN READ
Classic Cars

1960s Chevy Cars: The Full Lineup and What They’re Worth

Chevrolet started the 1960s selling family sedans and ended it selling 396-cubic-inch muscle. The shift took ten years and one trigger: the Ford Mustang, which arrived in April…

Marco Delantero·Automotive Writer·10 MIN READ
Classic Cars

Popular Cars in 1933: What America Drove and Dreamed Of

TLDR Most Americans in 1933 bought a Ford, a Chevrolet or a Plymouth. The Ford V-8 was the one with a V8 engine at a price ordinary people…

Marco Delantero·Automotive Writer·7 MIN READ