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By: Arvids Linde . Can you imagine a world where people drive beautiful and unusual cars, created by designers prodigiously endowed with talent and imagination? Names like Preston Tucker, Carl Borgward and John DeLorean are hardly known today...

By: David W. Temple . In the postwar exuberance of 1949 America, General Motors mounted its first Motorama, an all-out extravaganza that turned the marketing of new cars and designs into a cultural event of national proportions. GM's Motorama brings this...

By: John Heilig . For more than 60 years, dream cars - prototype concept vehicles that introduce new styling and technology to the motoring public - have kept crowds drooling at auto shows everywhere. Credit Buick's 1938 Y-Job for starting it all. A...

By: Jim Wangers . The automobile industry is one of the most capital- and marketing- intensive industries in the world today. Common wisdom states that the keys to sales success in the industry are no different than in any other: brand management,...

By: Mike Mueller . At the heart of every great car, there lies a great engine. The high-performance muscle car; the fuel-frugal family car; the high-speed race car: No matter the vintage or voltage, the torque or the task, the car with the power to move...