2019

by A. Wayne Ferens
Photos courtesy of the Ferens Collection
Published 12.25.2019

Read more: The World's Rarest Shelby Mustang

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images Courtesy of the Robert Tate Collection
Published 12.18.2019

By Robert Tate Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images Courtesy of General Motors/Robert Tate Collection
Published 8.21.2019

Read more: Remembering Irvin Rybicki, GM Vice President of Design

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images Courtesy of the Robert Tate Collection and National Automotive History Collection
Published 8.14.2019

Read more: The 1948 Chevrolet Trucks Were Very Popular Designs

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images Courtesy of Ron Konopka
Published 8.7.2019

Read more: Ron Konopka Has a Passion for Automotive History and Design

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images from the National Automotive History Collection and the Robert Tate Collection
Published 7.31.2019

Read more: The Ford Model T Was an Iconic Automobile

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images Courtesy of Robert Tate’s Collection
Published 7.24.2019

Read more: A Look Back at American Motors’ Products for 1977

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images Courtesy of the Chrysler Archives and Marc Rozman
Published 7.17.2019

Read more: Jack Smith, the Man Behind the Plymouth Road Runner

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images courtesy of Ford Motor Company and Other Websites
Published 7.10.2019

Read more: Remembering Lee Iacocca, an Auto Industry Icon and Leader

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images Courtesy of the National Automotive History Collection/Various Media Sites
Published 7.3.2019

Read more: A Brief History of Duesenberg

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images Courtesy of Robert Tate Collection/General Motors Archives
Published 6.26.2019

Read more: The 1963 Corvette was Completely Changed for the Model Year

by A. Wayne Ferens
Photos from the A. Wayne Ferens Collection
Published 6.19.2019

Read more: A Test of Endurance: The 1909 New York to Seattle Race

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images from Various Web Sources
Published 6.12.2019

Read more: Vicki Wood was a NASCAR Racing Legend

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images Courtesy of the Gilmore Car Museum
Published 6.5.2019

Read more: The Gilmore Car Museum, A Place to See Automotive History

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images Courtesy of Chrysler Archives
Published 5.29.2019

Read more: The 1970s Dodge Challengers: A New Line of Performance Cars

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images Courtesy of General Motors
Published 05.22.2019

Read more: Remembering Chuck Jordan, A Great Designer

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images from Various Sources
Published 05.15.2019

Read more: A Brief History of Studebaker and the Studebaker Museum

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images Courtesy of the Robert Tate Collection
Published 05.08.2019

Read more: The 1941 Nash Could Turn Into a Sleeping Car

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images Courtesy of the Chrysler Archives
Published 05.01.2019

Read more: Plymouth in 1941 Offered the Most Modern Automobile Factory

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images courtesy of Ford Motor Company
Published 4.24.2019

Read more: Remembering the Ford Rotunda, A Great Tourist Attraction

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images Courtesy of the National Automotive History Collection
Published 4.17.2019

Read more: The Yellow Coach Offered Passengers Riding Comfort

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images from Various Sources
Published 4.10.2019

Read more: Tom Kellogg was a Key Designer on the Studebaker Avanti

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images courtesy of General Motors and Barrett Jackson
Published 4.3.2019

Read more: The 1959 Buicks Were Popular Designs

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images courtesy of The National Automotive History Collection/Robert Tate Collection
Published 3.27.2019

Read more: The 1964 Plymouths Were Great Looking Designs

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images courtesy of the National Automotive History Collection and General Motors
Published 3.20.2019

Read more: Women & Their Contributions to the Auto Industry: Then & Now

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images Courtesy of Chrysler Corporation and the Robert Tate Collection
Published 3.13.2019

Read more: Remembering the Famous Dodge Brothers, a Brief History

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images courtesy of General Motors and the National Automotive History Collection
Published 3.6.2019

Read more: The GMC L'Universelle Was a Unique Design Concept Model

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images courtesy of Yahn Janou
Published 2.27.2019

Read more: The Great Automotive Artist Yahn Janou

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images Courtesy of Alex Tremulis Archives, Ford Motor Company, Motor Trend, The Henry Ford
Published 2.20.2019

Read more: Remembering the First African American Car Designer

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images courtesy of General Motors, Michael Lamm, Dean’s Garage
Published 2.13.2019

Read more: Remembering A Great Automotive Designer: Dave Holls

By Robert Tate, Automotive Historian and Researcher
Images Courtesy of the National Automotive History Collection and Worldwide Web
Published 2.6.2018

2019

The World's Rarest Shelby Mustang

An Auto Heritage Christmas!

Remembering Amos Northup & His Contributions to Auto Design

The 1959 Ford Models Were Very Popular

The 1942 Plymouths: The Last Models Before War Production

Remembering Charles Stewart Mott (1875-1973)

Remembering Virgil Exner's 1961 Chrysler Turboflite Show Car

Artist Shannon Fannin Promotes Auto History with Paintings

Ford Thunderbird Models Offered Sculptured Style 1964 & 1965

A History of the General Motors Building

Remembering Automotive Pioneer Roy D. Chapin Sr. (1880-1936)

A Picture Story of the 1961 Ramblers

A Brief History of the Henry Ford Museum

The 1959 Sting Ray Was a Popular Race Car

Chrysler Introduced Longer & More Luxurious Models for 1958

A Look Back at Eleanor Blevins, An Early Auto Racer

The 1970 Mustang Models Offered a Sporty Design

When The Stars Sold The Cars

Remembering Irvin Rybicki, GM Vice President of Design

The 1948 Chevrolet Trucks Were Very Popular Designs

Ron Konopka Has a Passion for Automotive History and Design

The Ford Model T Was an Iconic Automobile

A Look Back at American Motors’ Products for 1977

Jack Smith, the Man Behind the Plymouth Road Runner

Remembering Lee Iacocca, an Auto Industry Icon and Leader

A Brief History of Duesenberg

The 1963 Corvette was Completely Changed for the Model Year

A Test of Endurance: The 1909 New York to Seattle Race

Vicki Wood was a NASCAR Racing Legend

The Gilmore Car Museum, A Place to See Automotive History

The 1970s Dodge Challengers: A New Line of Performance Cars

Remembering Chuck Jordan, A Great Designer

A Brief History of Studebaker and the Studebaker Museum

The 1941 Nash Could Turn Into a Sleeping Car

Plymouth in 1941 Offered the Most Modern Automobile Factory

Remembering the Ford Rotunda, A Great Tourist Attraction

The Yellow Coach Offered Passengers Riding Comfort

Tom Kellogg was a Key Designer on the Studebaker Avanti

The 1959 Buicks Were Popular Designs

The 1964 Plymouths Were Great Looking Designs

Women & Their Contributions to the Auto Industry: Then & Now

Remembering the Famous Dodge Brothers, a Brief History

The GMC L'Universelle Was a Unique Design Concept Model

The Great Automotive Artist Yahn Janou

Remembering the First African American Car Designer

Remembering A Great Automotive Designer: Dave Holls

The Rise and Fall of Packard

The Albanita Was a Forgotten General Motors Design

A Look Back at Detroit's Past Auto Show Exhibits

A Look Back at Some of the Rarest Automotive Advertising

A Brief History of the Chevrolet Impala

Michael Paul Smith Captured Auto History in a Unique Way