Historiography: The Lost Chrysler
They benefitted from Fiat’s recent success at the time. The Italian’s Compact platform was transformed into a trio of newer variants of it.
Category: Historiography
Historiography: Crowning Glory
Perhaps a look back at how Toyota’s flagship impacted the market back in Japan and to understand why it never came back to our market until now.
Historiography: Sports. Utility. Vehicle – Part 2
By the mid-1970s, the SUV market shrank due to the loss of Land Rover and International Harvester.
Historiography: Sport. Utility. Vehicle – Part I
It introduced new technology, such as the jet engine and more efficient engine and transmission designs. It gave us the Jeep – in various different forms.
Historiography: The Call of The American Road
A car lover knows that these are mere points on the map worth exploring when the opportunity becomes available.
Historiography: Der Sonderklasse
If one product signifies Gottlieb Daimler's sage words "the best or nothing," look no further than the S-Class.
Historiography: A Rare, But Common Sight
The interesting point about such vehicles is the fact that the brand no longer exists. These are mobile orphans that defy the laws of vehicular life.
Historiography: 100 Years Of The Lincoln Star
While Dearborn tout’s the brand’s 100th anniversary, a bit of history must be told prior to its inclusion into the company.
Historiography: Of Porsche, Piech and Volkswagen
It all began with a single man. He got married, had a business partner – who became part of the family. The rest reads like a script from Dallas or Dynasty.
Historiography: "Cars That Make Sense"
That year, Hyundai sold 168,882 of the compacts – a strong showing thanks to sharp marketing and a base price of under $5,000.