In 1971 the Cadillac product lineup featured all-new styling, as the brand exited its era of clean lines and minimized chrome ...

A restored but highly original classic, this supercharged 1958 Packard Hawk is likely one of the finest examples of its kind.

The term “space age” has become shorthand for a certain aesthetic that covers form, materials and a cutting-edge sensibility.

And this is with folks that know how to break a trailer lock. One of the keys to the design are the radial fins Altor designed into the steel frame. These fins spread out impacts, meaning brute ...

but the side trim and tail-fins appear borrowed from a same-year Cadillac Eldorado Brougham, making for some sort of hybrid “Chevrillac.” That’s not an accident. The model was devised in the ...

Produced between 1952 and 2002, the Eldorado is one of Cadillac's most iconic and longest-running nameplates. Introduced as a special-bodied, low-production convertible, the Eldorado was the ...

Based on a ’57 Chevrolet, it looks like a baby Caddy thanks to its unique tail fins. Cadillac’s 1975 Seville ... a smaller version of the 1955 Eldorado would be a hit. So he set about creating ...

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Actual terms vary by lender. This 1976 is one of the last Cadillac convertibles made at the Clark Avenue plant in Detroit, Michigan. 3742 original miles , loaded with options, only $45,000.

The second-gen Chevy Bel Air (1955–1957) featured bold styling with a Ferrari-inspired grille, chrome accents, and sleek tail fins that defined 50s automotive ... wheel-drive Oldsmobile Toronado and ...