Great Cars

Hitler was determined to dominate the world with his machines. He funded the racing efforts of Mercedes-Benz and Auto Union (Audi) and encouraged them to create the most powerful and futuristic autos ever produced.

Hot Rods were the phenomenal cars created by back-yard mechanics in the Post-War world of Southern California. These young automotive enthusiasts were raring to reinvent anything they touched.hey banded together and invented a safe way to race, drag racing.

These are the cars that set our hearts racing, our imaginations reeling and roped us in to car shows to get a glimpse of what we thought the future would look like. Most never made it into production but while they roamed the earth they made us believe that anything was possible.

Over the years, the Volvo name has become synonymous with strength and reliability. Volvo's commitment to standards and obsession with safety, have always been far ahead of its time.

Saab has created many supreme automotive designs. But Saab marches to its own tune.

In the fall of 1969, the Italians, Germans, British, and American built the car that satisfied nearly every consumer's need - from dependable performance to driving excitement.old over one million units, making it the best selling sports car in history. However, the story of the Z is even more amazing considering its humble beginnings.

There is no other car make that has created the mystique that Ettore Bugatti did with his race winning roadsters and his grand luxury autos. Growing up in a household of artists, his constant companions were poets, painters, sculptors and architects.

In the 1960's a young Ford Motor Company executive, Lee Iacocca decided that Ford needed to compete with the world's best companies like Ferrari, Aston Martin, Maserati, Porsche, Mercedes and Jaguar in high performance motor racing.

A wily salesman and carriage builder, Billy Durant, was asked to help David Buick's struggling company. He stepped in, saw the potential and leveraged its assets to create the world's largest corporation, General Motors.

The ultimate, the top, the crème de la crème - the builders of the Duesenberg defied the odds and entered the Depression era with the most costly, powerful and daring auto ever built. If you were a king, a maharajah, a movie star, a gangster, or simply very rich - you had to have a Duesy.

While many have forgotten that it ever existed, and many people weren't even born before the last Packard rolled off the assembly line, it is a car that still excites the passion of car lovers around the world.

A small sporty car was being produced in England that would help the world rediscover the joys of the sports car once the fighting ended. The MG's moment was not too far away.

Launched in 1908, she was quite a gal. Her name was "Lizzie" and she helped unite people from near and far. The "Tin Lizzie," or Model T, made her family famous-- the Fords.