A 1990s Icon “A dream come true” - Lamborghini website Introduced in 1990, the Diablo marked the decade’s supercar scene. The enthusiasm built by the Countach fueled interest in the Diablo. A black Diablo GT was many people’s car of choice in the very first...
“A piece of jewelry rather than just an automobile” - Drifting Squirrel Another favorite in the Demers Car Collection, Aston Martins were popularized by the James Bond movie franchise. Symbols of English sporting refinement, Aston Martins tend to have a cult...
The Last of the Great Jaguars? “Jaguar's flagship V-12, the XJ-S, is a mass-produced exotic” - Hemmings Critics snubbed the Jaguar XJS at its launch. Controversially, others like us, argue that it has earned its place as a classic....
“Is Cadillac the American Rolls-Royce?” - Alan Anderson in The Complete Book of the Car The automotive industry really flourished in the 1920s in America. The Era of Classics, the 1920s, saw a multitude of cars and brands that have now passed to the statue of icons....
American Dream or Fantasy? “Is this a car or a soap opera?” - Richard M. Langworth in The Complete Guide of Collectible Cars An American attempt at producing a supercar, the Vector did not fulfill its full potential, but remains extremely exclusive. The Vector...
The Last of the Auburns In their time, Auburns were considered to be relatively cheap cars, today they are considered Classics. Especially those, like this one, that were built after 1931. This late model is one of the last ones produced before Auburn ceased operation...
Love it, hate it, we have to talk about it “And it still packs a distinctively Amurrican brand of bad-ass driving fun.” - Rich Ceppos from the May 1980 Issue of Car and Driver 2023 marks the 70th anniversary of the Corvette. For a model that probably has as many...