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Henry Ford’s wife Clara drove a $3,730 1914 Detroit Electric, not a Ford, into the 1930s
Clara Ford, the wife of Henry Ford, drove a 1914 Detroit Electric Model 47 Brougham. It cost $3,730 as outfitted, and she ...
Ford axed its mid-engine GN34 supercar to fund the Explorer SUV, putting its Yamaha-built V6 into the Taurus SHO. Here is the ...
Technology, and life in general, move so fast that it can sometimes be hard to keep up... Let alone imagine what the world ...
An automotive dealership in Zanesville was recognized on Wednesday for 50 years of business with the Ford Motor Company. In ...
Every Indianapolis 500 since the first one in 1911 has started behind a pace car. That's 110 races and more than 100 years of Stoddard-Daytons, Packards, LaSalles, Mustangs, Camaros and, lately, a ...
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Auction car of the week: 1951 Allard K2
A classic British sports car powered by an all-American V8? We check out a little-known Allard K2 – up for online auction now ...
Real Boss or not, don't ever mess with a man's car. Discover the movie magic behind the classic Ford Mustang that John Wick ...
The Car Show held during the Comanche County Pow-Wow hosted over 150 classic cars, trucks and motorcycles. There were 120 ...
Appreciate 26 iconic Foxbody-era vehicles at the Simeone Museum’s Foxbody: The People's Mustang exhibit in Philadelphia, open ...
In 1941, Henry Ford unveiled a car that looked like an ordinary prewar sedan but had a rather unusual ingredient list.
Hace muchos años, en una galaxia muy cercana, una broma recurrente en oficinas aseguraba que "un dromedario es un galgo ...
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