Posted by Jil McIntosh on Dec 1st 2021
Photographs courtesy Mary Kay Inc.Whether online or at a show, if there’s a pink 1950s Cadillac, someone will say, “Must be a Mary Kay car.” And that’s a logical assumption, given how the cosmeti
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Posted by Dale Edward Johnson on Nov 24th 2021
The 1950s and 1960s were the best years for convertibles.This was the era when convertibles were eye-catching, glamorous, exotic, expensive cars. With the top down, the sun out, the wind blowing, ther
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Posted by Jil McIntosh on Nov 17th 2021
There’s no question that the most famous 1969 Dodge Charger of all time was an orange one driven by Bo and Luke Duke as The Dukes of Hazzard. And everyone knows it was based on an actual car that had
read morePosted by Dale Edward Johnson on Nov 10th 2021
Car companies spend millions of dollars on research, focus groups, surveys and consultants to come up with just the right names for new cars. But it turns out that studying maps has also been an effec
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Posted by Jil McIntosh on Nov 3rd 2021
Possibly the best-known automotive quote of all time is, “Any color the customer wants, as long as it’s black.” It was Henry Ford, describing his Model T. But did he actually say it? The evidence may
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Posted by Dale Edward Johnson on Oct 27th 2021
The Bronco is back. Ford has brought back the Bronco name for its newest SUV, 55 years after the original Bronco. The revival means renewed interest in the first version of the Bronco, which came
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