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05/06/2025

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The first car widely regarded as the first practical automobile, powered by an internal combustion engine, was the Benz ...
05/06/2025

The first car widely regarded as the first practical automobile, powered by an internal combustion engine, was the Benz Patent-Motorwagen. It was designed and built by Karl Benz in 1885 and officially patented on January 29, 1886.
This three-wheeled vehicle is generally considered the birth certificate of the automobile, as it was the first to combine an internal combustion engine with an integrated chassis, making it a truly self-propelled machine.

Mercedes-Benz is a world-renowned German automotive manufacturer recognized for its production of luxury vehicles, truck...
05/06/2025

Mercedes-Benz is a world-renowned German automotive manufacturer recognized for its production of luxury vehicles, trucks, coaches, and buses. It's a brand synonymous with quality, innovation, and prestigious engineering.
Here's a breakdown of what makes Mercedes-Benz stand out:
1. Rich History and Pioneering Spirit:
* Origins: The brand's roots trace back to the groundbreaking inventions of Carl Benz and Gottlieb Daimler, pioneers in the automotive industry. Karl Benz's "Benz Patent Motorwagen" in 1886 is widely considered the world's first automobile powered by an internal combustion engine.
* The Name "Mercedes": The iconic "Mercedes" name originated from a model named after Emil Jellinek's daughter in 1901. Jellinek, an Austrian automobile entrepreneur, helped market Daimler's vehicles to wealthy clients.
* Merger and Evolution: The first Mercedes-Benz branded vehicles were produced in 1926 following the merger of Karl Benz's and Gottlieb Daimler's companies into Daimler-Benz. The company has evolved through various names and mergers, including DaimlerChrysler, before becoming the Mercedes-Benz Group AG in 2022.
2. Commitment to Innovation and Safety:
* Mercedes-Benz has a long history of introducing groundbreaking safety features and advanced technology in vehicles. They were the first manufacturer to introduce innovations like:
* Crumple zones (in 1959)
* Airbags (in 1980)
* Anti-lock brakes (ABS)
* Traction control
* Electronic Stability Program (ESP)
* They continue to push boundaries with advancements in areas like autonomous driving, predictive safety (e.g., PRE-SAFE® braking), and Car-to-X communication.
* The brand is also a leading adopter of electric vehicles, offering a growing range of electric and hybrid models (e.g., EQB, EQE, EQS).
3. Luxurious Interior and Advanced Technology:
* Mercedes-Benz interiors are meticulously designed with high-quality materials, ergonomic layouts, and extensive customization options.
* They featu

Ford Model TOf course, if we are going to make a list of all-time classic cars, then we really should doff our hats to a...
05/06/2025

Ford Model T

Of course, if we are going to make a list of all-time classic cars, then we really should doff our hats to a true classic - the Ford Model T, legendarily available in any colour as long as it’s black. This is one that really is reserved for the most hardcore fans of automotive history, with a design that most would consider incredibly archaic. There is no denying, however, that Henry Ford laid down a path that would lead to the United States becoming a major player in the global automotive market. And where would our Mustangs be without the Ford T to pave the way?

Corvette StingrayThe Stingray was the second generation of Corvettes and took the popularity of the brand to dizzying ne...
05/06/2025

Corvette Stingray

The Stingray was the second generation of Corvettes and took the popularity of the brand to dizzying new heights. While the original Corvette was a fine car in its own right, the Stingray blew it out of the water on all fronts. It was smaller, more maneuverable and faster than the previous models, and was the first American car in the DeSoto in 1942 to have ‘hidden’ headlights that pop up when the engine’s turned on.

Ford Boss MustangWhen a car model has ‘boss’ right in the name, you know it means business. The Boss 302 was born out of...
05/06/2025

Ford Boss Mustang
When a car model has ‘boss’ right in the name, you know it means business. The Boss 302 was born out of a long-running rivalry with Chevrolet, in which Ford aimed to unseat the Camaro as the king of the road. The result is one of the true icons of the automotive world with a slick aesthetic and a performance that really puts the ‘muscle’ in muscle car. If you want an even more powerful option, there is the Boss 429, which had to be modified from the original just to accommodate the engine.

Mercedes 300SL GullwingThe Mercedes Gullwing might just be responsible for coining the term supercar. It was the fastest...
05/06/2025

Mercedes 300SL Gullwing

The Mercedes Gullwing might just be responsible for coining the term supercar. It was the fastest car of its time and is a bona fide racing champion. It has a gorgeous retro-futuristic look that is completed by the gullwing doors for which it is named. The ‘SL’ stands for ‘super light’ (Mercedes previously called it ‘sport light’), referring to the lightweight and streamlined chassis. While we have seen fancier looking gullwings on newer car models, sometimes it’s hard to beat an original.

Aston Martin DB5How could one possibly compile a list of classic cars without including this one? Made famous the world ...
05/06/2025

Aston Martin DB5
How could one possibly compile a list of classic cars without including this one? Made famous the world over for its starring role in the James Bond film franchise, the Aston Martin is the rare car that you might describe as suave. Sadly, the real-world version doesn’t come packed with any special gadgetry, though its leather trim, wool carpeting and ultra stylish design are enough to turn heads as you cruise the streets in your best tux.

Maserati Ghibli 4.7First produced in 1966, the Ghibli became instantly iconic because of its sleek, almost sharklike des...
05/06/2025

Maserati Ghibli 4.7
First produced in 1966, the Ghibli became instantly iconic because of its sleek, almost sharklike design. It was available as both a coupe and a convertible (known as the Spyder), though the former is by far the more popular version. The Ghibli is still in production today as a saloon, with a design that is vastly different and, for many, perhaps not as eye-catching.

10/05/2025

Chrysler 300 Letter Series

Even before muscle cars were a thing, Chrysler produced a series of high-performance coupes and convertibles. And they delivered unbelievable performance and unmistakable style. They called the model, “300,” followed by the letters of the alphabet. In fact, the C300 was the first model in 1955. Known as the “Letter Series,” those upscale cruisers were some of the fastest, most powerful models in the market.

Chrysler produced them between 1955 and 1965 until they discontinued the series. They equipped the first models with early Hemi engines that could produce 300 HP; hence the name. The early Chrysler Letter Series models were the first American-made cars with 300 HP ratings. With the introduction of advanced intake setups and updated engines, power levels rose. And these big, heavy cars could achieve some impressive acceleration times.

Unfortunately, the Letter Series models were expensive, so Chrysler produced them in limited numbers. During its 10-year production run, Chrysler made less than 1,000 vehicles per model year. This means that 300 Letter Series cars are expensive and highly desirable. Also, they are quite hard to restore since the parts are scarce.

Interestingly, a classic luxury muscle car favorite is the 1958 Chrysler 300 D with the massive 392 CID Hemi engine and 380 HP. This glorious machine captivated the automobile public with its elegance and uncompromised performance. It even broke a few records on the Bonneville speed trials. Chrysler only made 618 coupes and 191 convertibles that year, making this model the perfect example of an early luxury muscle car.

10/05/2025

Alfa Romeo 8C 2900B Lungo Spider (1937–1939, 1941)

Alfa Romeo’s 8C 2900 was designed for racing, particularly the Mille Miglia. Based on the 8C 35 Grand Prix racing chassis, this mid-1930s Alfa used a 2.9-liter version of the company's straight-eight with two Roots-type superchargers fed by two Weber carburetors that afforded it an output of more than 200 horsepower. Its fully independent suspension used Dubonnet-type trailing arms, coil springs, and hydraulic dampers in front and swing axles with transverse leaf springs in back. Available with one of two wheelbases—the 110.2-inch Corto (short) and 118.1-inch Lungo (long)—the 8C 2900B began production in 1937 with its engine detuned to less than 200 horses and some concessions to comfort and reliability. 32 production 2900Bs were built in the late 1930s and one more was built from leftover parts in 1941. Most wore beautiful bodies by Carrozzeria Touring, though a few sported lines penned by Pininfarina.

10/05/2025

Jaguar E-type Coupe (1961–1967)

Enzo Ferrari is rumored to have called the Jaguar E-type "the most beautiful car ever made." Our panel of designers shared il Commendatore's feeling, as the 1961–1967 E-type coupe takes the top spot in this 10-car list.

Jaguar's E-type hit the streets in 1961 with a blend of jaw-dropping beauty and strong performance that immediately established it as a sports-car icon. Its 265-hp 3.8-liter (later 4.2-liter) inline-six, relatively light weight, claimed 150-mph top speed, four-wheel disc brakes, rack-and-pinion steering, and independent front and rear suspension—all at a fairly reasonable price—elevated it well above wannabe competitors.

Most agree that the roadster was almost as lovely, but the 2+2 that arrived in 1966 . . . not so much. Series 1 E-type coupe production totaled 13,500 before the slightly altered Series 1.5 E-type arrived for 1968.

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