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Autos

Classic Boomer Automobiles: Examining Generational Shifts in Car Culture and Taste

Whether at a car show or a weekend cruise night, it’s an often-heard sentiment: car culture, and traditional “muscle cars” in particular, are dead and gone. For many Baby Boomers, there’s no more proof than the waning popularity of traditional American classics, prewar cars, and classic golden-era muscle cars. But that culture hasn’t vanished, younger […]

Autos

A Deep Dive into Ten Iconic Cars Defining the Baby Boomer Generation

Baby Boomers have witnessed a most exciting time in the history of the automobile. From great American muscle cars to European sports cars, from acres of full-size luxury to reliable trucks, and from cheap Japanese imports to affordable economy models, these ten vehicles exemplify the innovation, performance, style and economy that the Baby Boomer Generation […]

Autos

10 Iconic Performance Cars From the 2000s That Defined an Era

The 2000s were a exciting time for performance cars that still have a fantastic driver car relationship. When you think back of the 2000s, you can immediately recall fantastic combinations of naturally aspirated powertrains, high-revving engines, stick-shift gearboxes, light weight designs and stunning bodywork. The performance car of this period weren’t just made to run […]

Autos

Classic Bubble Cars and Microcars That Defined an Era of Minimalist Transport

Cheap transportation Bubble cars originated as bright, cheerful, eminently sensible solutions to the post-war economic crisis that hit Europe. Created by a number of ex-aircraft engineers, these extraordinarily quirky machines used their lightweight bodies and aeronautical know-how to achieve optimum shape and performance, with just enough grunt to help you get around the place more […]

Travel

A Guide to Cuba’s Classic Cars and Automotive Heritage

Stepping onto the streets of Cuba can feel like entering a living automotive museum where time appears to have slowed down. Brightly colored vehicles from the 1940s and 1950s continue to move along palm-lined avenues, creating a remarkable connection between transportation, national heritage, history, and local culture. For travelers, these cars are more than eye-catching […]

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