2004 Jeep Liberty
The 2004 model belongs to the third generation of the Cherokee and was sold in the States under the name Liberty. It was shown in Detroit and was produced from 2001 to 2008. Jeep Liberty 2004 was designated as KJ … Continued
Marmon Sixteen 1930
This is an iconic American car. Of course its direct competitor was the Cadillac V16 1930 series 452. And if in 1926 Lawrence Fisher (president of Cadillac) had not recruited a talented engineer – Ouren Nacker (who had already worked … Continued
Mosler MT900
It is one of America’s fastest cars, produced in the same era as the Saleen S7. The company, located in Florida, had 26 specialists working on the MT900. And if such monsters as Saleen and SSC are impressive first of … Continued
Packard Twelve 1932
It may surprise some people, but Ettore Bugatti himself liked to drive a Packard. Yes, the man who created the legendary Type 41 Royale and 57SC Atlantic, which are the most expensive lots of any auction, sometimes sat behind the … Continued
Pierce-Arrow Model 66 1910
Previously, I thought the most iconic Pierce – Arrow model was the Silver Arrow. Only five cars of this model were produced. Such a small series makes the Silver Arrow one of the most exotic cars in the world. And … Continued
SSC Tuatara
There was a lot of buzz and rumors around this car even before it went into production. And since 2011, when the prototype was shown at the competition of automotive elegance in Pebble Beach, everyone waited for this car and … Continued
SSC Ultimate Aero
The SSC Ultimate Aero was the predecessor to the modern Tuatara and the fastest production car of its time. Yes, – it’s considerably faster than the iconic Veyron or Koenigsegg CCX. This car’s outstanding, high-speed abilities are listed in the … Continued
