Road trips in a 1930s automobile represented both adventure and challenge, requiring meticulous planning that modern drivers often take for granted. In an era of limited infrastructure and technology, ...

If you have a niche dream of owning a pre-war automobile as a daily driver, you've likely been scoffed at. A whole lot of enthusiasts look upon cars built before World War II as unreliable and ...

When talking about 1930s US automobiles, we usually think about luxury rigs wearing Packard, Cadillac, and Duesenberg badges. Or then-innovative creations from Cord and Pierce-Arrow. But the 1930s ...

The 1930s produced some of the most stylish and distinctive automobiles ever built. Even during the hardships of the Great Depression, car manufacturers continued to experiment with bold designs and ...

In 1900, the Ohio Automobile Company was founded to produce Packard automobiles and in 1902 the name was changed to the Packard Motor Car Company with James Packard as president. With regard to ...

If, in the world of French gastronomy, snails and frog legs are an acquired taste, then in the world of French automobiles, Avions Voisin must be regarded as the marque for connoisseurs with a taste ...

Supercharged Mercedes-Benz S, SS, and SSK models of the 1920s and 1930s sat atop the automotive food chain for ages, oozing exclusivity, glamour, and power for the Hollywood stars, industrialists, and ...

If Art Deco makes you think about the Chrysler Building more than a Chrysler Airflow, that's understandable. We tend to associate the style with skyscrapers, furniture, jewelry, and the sort of ...

This car was built almost exclusively with 1930s mechanical components, but it has been driven as fast as 70 m.p.h. By Paul Stenquist Dominic Palazzolo occasionally shows up at car shows and ...

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