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Porsche Speedster—The Quintessential Sports Car

The Lancia Fulvia – A Design Overview

The Lamborghini Countach

Golden Anniversaries—Past, Present, Future

The Beastie Boys, Darth Vader and a $200k Buick Regal

Devin and the Fiberglass Revolution

Stunt Doubles

Has Innovative Sports Car Design Reached a Zenith?

Mini, Venti, Grande

Rustifed

Designs That Endure

The Ford GT

Design, Computers and the Importance of Touch

Jaguar XK120: 70 Years of Spectacular

The Happy Lotus Elan

Aston Martin DB2/4 MkIII

Acura NSX

The Iso Grifo

Darrin To Be Different

The Pantera – A Design To Remember

The Jaguar with Italian Roots

The Brilliant Marketing and Design Behind the 1965 Shelby GT350

Chrysler Town & Country

The Sting Ray: A Technical Analysis

Ferrari 308

The Datsun 240Z – By Design

Aston Martin DB2/4 Sport Saloon

Lotus 7

Ferrari 246 Dino – By Design

DESIGN: Abarth Carrera the Grandfather of the 911?

Disco Volante Legacy

Lancia B20

The Kaiser-Darrin 161

Designer Albrecht Goertz and the Remarkable BMW 507

The 289 Shelby Cobra

Is the Computer the Car of the Future?

Citroën Avant

SONY DSC

Deep Sea Diving for Car Design

DESIGN: 1953 Abarth Fiat 1100 (Ghia)

American Dream Cars of the 1960s

Woody Wagons: Crafted Elegance and Americana

1963 Corvette Rondine

Avanti: An American Design Dream of the Future

The Ghia 450 SS

Fluidity in Form

All Hail The Curve

What History Can Do to a Great Design

A New Designation for the 21st Century

What Makes a Car “Beautiful”?

The Beauty of Post-War Excess

Art Deco and the Automobile – American Design the Big Three and Three Littler Ones

Art Deco and the Automobile, Deco in the Rest of the World

Art Deco and the Automobile

Fins Form Without Function

Fins: Form Without Function

Art Deco and the Automobile Axis Deco

Art Deco and the Automobile – Ooh Lá Lá The French: Mild to Wild

Art Deco and the Automobile

Art Deco and the Automobile – first in a series

A 1952 XK120 Jaguar – My First Sports Car

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