The cars of the 1950s were more than transportation; they were rolling sculptures that turned postwar optimism into chrome, color, and curves. Even now, when I look at a modern crossover or an ...

People love 1950s classic cars because they are beautiful, iconic symbols of a hopeful post-war era, embodying innovation, freedom, and a simpler time. 1950s car design, characterized as a “golden age ...

Cars from the 1950s embodied a lot of things: style, class, bold paint colors, sharp lines, and SO. MUCH. CHROME. From American-made Fords and Chevrolets to more eclectic overseas Porsches, ’50s rides ...

A fleet of rare vintage vehicles — by Citroën, Jaguar and Allard, among others — helped turn modern-day Manhattan into midcentury Paris for director Josh Safdie's buzzy solo feature. By Brett Berk ...

Many of the most desirable classic cars from General Motors' now-defunct Pontiac Motor Division were produced during the muscle-car era, from the mid-1960s to the early-1970s. It's understandable why ...

Though the Corvette became the only GM sports car to make it into production, its divisions unveiled several breathtaking sports car concepts during the 1950s. Among those were Buick's Wildcats, three ...