Automotive History
Discover the untold secrets and revolutionary moments that shaped the roaring evolution of the automotive world.
The Speed Demon: George Eyston and His Record-Breaking Adventures
KC Fairlight
Learn about George Eyston, the legendary British engineer and racing driver who set multiple land speed records in the 1930s with his innovative Thunderbolt car.
Speed and Ingenuity: The Life of George Eyston
Martin Sparks
George Eyston was a leading figure in the world of racing and engineering, inspiring many with his innovative spirit and record-breaking attempts in the early 20th century. His story is a remarkable testament to human curiosity and perseverance.
Winther: The Automobile Enigma of the Roaring Twenties
KC Fairlight
In the roaring twenties, the Winther automobile emerged as a small yet intriguing player in the automotive scene, crafted by a company in Kenosha, Wisconsin, with roots in Swiss innovation.
The Winther Automobile: A Forgotten Gem of the Early 20th Century
Martin Sparks
The Winther automobile, a short-lived yet innovative player in early 20th-century automotive history, exemplifies the challenges faced by smaller manufacturers amid rapid industrial growth and fierce competition.
Winther Automobiles: A Forgotten American Marvel
Vince Vanguard
Winther Automobiles, once an American marvel, engineered unrivaled quality vehicles that echoed the spirit of individuality and resilience in the bustling 1920s.
Revving Up History: The Motor City Collection Unveiled
KC Fairlight
Experience the roar of history at The Motor City Collection in Detroit, a thrilling exhibit showcasing the city's legendary automotive past and its role in innovation.
Revving Up History: The Fascinating World of 'The Motor City Collection'
Martin Sparks
"The Motor City Collection" is a thrilling journey through Detroit's pivotal role in automotive history, celebrating innovation and human ingenuity through an eclectic array of vehicles and stories.
The Motor City Collection: A Tribute to American Ingenuity
Vince Vanguard
The Motor City Collection pays homage to the golden age of American automotive ingenuity, celebrating classic cars that symbolize freedom, power, and the American dream.
Exploring the August Horch Museum: A Journey Through Automotive History
KC Fairlight
The August Horch Museum in Zwickau, Germany, offers an immersive journey through automotive history, showcasing over 160 vehicles and the evolution of car manufacturing from the early 20th century to today.
Exploring the Ingenious Legacy of the August Horch Museum Zwickau
Martin Sparks
At the heart of automotive history lies a museum that pays homage to the audacious vision of August Horch and humanity's ongoing quest for mobility—the August Horch Museum Zwickau. Explore how this iconic museum fulfills both its historical and educational roles in the vibrant town of Zwickau, Germany.
The August Horch Museum Zwickau: A Revving Engine of Innovation and Historical Significance
Vince Vanguard
Step into the heart of Germany's automotive history at August Horch Museum Zwickau, where innovation and tradition intersect. This museum is a tribute to engineering excellence and a chronicle of the auto industry's evolution.
The Car Illustrated: A Journey Through Time and Innovation
KC Fairlight
This article delves into the history and impact of 'The Car Illustrated' magazine, highlighting its role in chronicling the evolution of the automobile industry and its cultural significance.
Revving Through History: The Fascinating World of 'The Car Illustrated'
Martin Sparks
The world was rapidly changing at the dawn of the 20th century, and 'The Car Illustrated' emerged as a beacon of the times, chronicling the wonder of automobiles from 1902 to 1915 through vibrant storytelling and technical marvels.
The Falcon-Knight: A Forgotten Marvel of the Roaring Twenties
KC Fairlight
The Falcon-Knight, a short-lived automobile brand from the 1920s, showcased innovative engineering and design but was ultimately overshadowed by economic challenges and fierce competition.
Falcon-Knight: The Forgotten Marvel of Early 20th Century Automobiles
Martin Sparks
Falcon-Knight races onto the stage of history as a forgotten yet fascinating piece of automotive innovation from the roaring 1920s, championing the groundbreaking sleeve-valve engine. Let's explore how this short-lived but impactful brand, brought to life by Willys-Overland, made its mark.
Falcon-Knight: The Forgotten Legacy of America's Auto Brilliance
Vince Vanguard
The forgotten Falcon-Knight represents a lost chapter of American automotive brilliance, thwarted by external forces and economic upheavals. This innovative car's story underscores the impact of excessive regulation on creativity and competition.
The Roaring Legacy of the Triumph Tiger 100
KC Fairlight
The Triumph Tiger 100, a classic British motorcycle, symbolizes post-war freedom and innovation with its high-performance engineering and cultural impact.
Revving Through History: The Bold Triumph Tiger 100
Vince Vanguard
The Triumph Tiger 100 roared to life in 1939, embodying speed and rebellion with its 500 cc engine. Discover ten reasons why this icon still rules enthusiasts' hearts.
Steaming Ahead: The Revolutionary Journey of the Steam Car
Martin Sparks
Dive into the fascinating world of steam cars, where innovation and aspiration melded to redefine how humanity perceived travel in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
The Steam Car: A Blast from the Past Liberals Don't Want You to Remember
Vince Vanguard
The steam car, a marvel of 19th-century innovation, was overshadowed by the rise of the internal combustion engine despite its cleaner and versatile technology.
Roaring Engines and Grit at the 1981 Mason-Dixon 500
Vince Vanguard
The 1981 Mason-Dixon 500 was a climactic and unapologetic display of horsepower and skill at the Dover Downs International Speedway, highlighting NASCAR's firm grip on American hearts.
The Short-Lived Journey of the Gadabout Automobile
KC Fairlight
The Gadabout automobile, a short-lived cyclecar from the early 20th century, highlights the innovative spirit and challenges of the evolving automotive industry during World War I.
Why the Gadabout Made Liberals Fume and Conservatives Roar
Vince Vanguard
Meet the Gadabout, a vehicle of rebellion from 1914-1916, crafted in Newark by John F. Curzon. This car wasn't just for transport; it was liberation on wheels, offering a glimpse of freedom amidst chaos.
Simca 1000: The French Car That Defied Norms
KC Fairlight
The Simca 1000 was a bold French innovation introduced in 1961, captivating hearts with its unique rear-engine design and practical simplicity. Its story is one of daring to be different during a time of post-war austerity.