Today, the 1950s are seen as a golden age by many, a time of postwar prosperity, television, rock and roll, and McDonald’s.

This first-year Plymouth Fury packs a dual four-barrel carburetor setup under the hood. This layout out makes it a rare ...

Out of fourteen produced in the 1950s, only five are surviving, and to own two is quite a privilege. Egon Brütsch, who built the Mopetta, understood that the future was in small cars. He carved ...

These 1950s Pontiacs offer some unique features, including engine options not found in modern mainstream cars, such as an inline eight-cylinder. Another unique Pontiac feature from the 1950s is ...