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Our hero, the gasoline droplet, prepares to head Down the Gasoline Trail. Image grab from video below. Drivers in the prewar years were quite a bit more curious as to how automobiles functioned, and filmmaker Jam Handy seemed perpetually ready Read more

While this group of January 1964 photos of Williston from the Vermont Landscape Change project seem to show a sleepy little country intersection, the area wouldn’t remain rural for too long. After all, one of the roads in the intersection Read more

In 1971, Chrysler only built 178 Charger R/T models with the 440-cu.in. “Six Pack” V-8, so finding one in any condition is a rare occurrence. Finding a pristine and numbers-matching 1971 Dodge Charger R/T with the 440 Six-Pack option, like Read more

Portion of the East Grand Boulevard Packard plant. Image courtesy Google Street View. Nothing comes easy with Detroit’s crumbling Packard plant, and the phrase “free and clear” certainly does not apply, as developer Fernando Palazuelo is quickly finding out, following Read more

1974 Citroen Raid Arqtique. Photos courtesy Citroen Archives. In an event largely uncelebrated in the United States, the Citroen CX marks its 40th anniversary in 2014. To commemorate the beloved French car’s birthday, Ran When Parked tells us that a Read more

1988 Sterling 825SL. Photos from period advertising, courtesy of ProductionCars.com. In the late 1980s, American consumers could purchase a luxury sedan that blended Japanese engineering (and presumably, Japanese reliability) with traditional British luxury, wrapped in a skin that was tasteful, Read more