1909 Locomobile Model 30-L Speedster
In the past we’ve talked about the amazing, incredible 1906 Locomobile 16 with a 17.7L four-cylinder engine that beat the best racing cars from Europe. This time, I’d like to mention the Model 30-L Speedster. As you might have guessed, … Continued
1963 Chevrolet Corvette C2 Sting Ray
The Chevrolet Corvette of the second generation was produced for only 4 years. But even for such a short time it became an icon and twice exceeded the sales of the C1, which was produced for 10 years! During the … Continued
1953 Chevrolet Corvette C1
The name Corvette has long been an iconic name and today the 8th generation of this car is in production. In view of this, it may seem strange that in the first years of C1 production, the success of Chevrolet … Continued
2020 Chevrolet Corvette C8
As of today, this is the latest, eighth generation Corvette. And although I really like all generations of this model, it is the eighth car that was revolutionary. As you know, this is the first, center-engine Corvette, and the history … Continued
1997 Chevrolet Corvette C5
4 seconds to 60 is fast even today. The Chevrolet Corvette could have done it back in 2001. Certainly the mid-engine C8 was much faster, but my favorite Corvette was the 5th generation from ’97 to 2004.The 1997 C5 was … Continued
1911 Locomobile Model 48
The Locomobile Model 48 was hailed by the company as the best car made in America. At that time in the States amazing cars were also produced by companies like Peerless, Thomas Flyer, or Pierce – Arrow. You can also … Continued
1906 Locomobile Old 16
I don’t know about you, but I just learned about this, great car manufacturer from the USA. I want to dedicate my first post on this brand to the Old 16. It is an outstanding car that won the Vanderbilt … Continued
1902 Knox Model C
I don’t think many people today remember the Knox car. But these early 20th century American automobiles had many innovations. The 1902 Knox Model C ran through 1904. It was a time when the United States of America did not … Continued
1910 Lozier Type 77
It’s a great, American brand of the past that not many people remember today. I think it can be put on a par with Thomas Flyer, or Peerless cars. Although the latter at this time released models with much larger … Continued
1902 Thomas Model 17
We’ve previously talked about the majestic 1909 Thomas Flyer Model K6-70 and its predecessor, the Model 35. They are stunning, some of the most powerful, expensive and chic cars of their time. But now I want to focus on the … Continued