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This intriguing Cyklonette trike was built by the Cyklon Maschinenfabrik GmbH in Berlin, who manufactured French motorcycles under license. Cyklon introduced the first of their three-wheelers at the Leipzig Motor…
In 1826, skilled wheelwrights, J. S. Abbot and Lewis Downing perfected the first Concord Stagecoach, establishing their wagon factory in New Hampshire. Beyond the renowned Concord models, the factory produced…
The name GTO is an abbreviation which General Motors borrowed from Ferrari and some other Italian sports car companies of the period. The literal translation of GTO is Gran Turismo…
Chevrolet’s answer to help combat an influx of foreign compact import vehicles was the development of an entirely new line of compact vehicles. The Corvair was introduced in 1960 and…
The Amphicar was built in Germany from 1961 to 1968. It was the only civilian amphibious passenger automobile ever to be mass produced with total production at 3,878 vehicles. The…
Chevrolet saw record car sales in their 3 year run of 55, 56, and 57 with the most popular year being 1957. Three distinctly different models were offered this year:…
The mid 50’s began a new chapter in the auto industry. The Korean conflict was winding down and material shortages and restrictions had ended. A new era of vehicle design,…
The Kaiser Company was started at the end of World War II by the ship builder Henry J. Kaiser. The Kaiser automobiles were built at the former Willow Run Bomber…
Kaiser-Frazer was a new name plate to Americans after WWII, the company was formed as a completely new company, but their purchase of Graham-Paige gave them equipment and experience they…