The Lagonda V-12, the American Bantam and the MG Midget are just a few examples of the exciting cars to surface in the 1930s. View photos and read histories of these and other '40s models.
The 1932-1936 Stutz DV32 featured an exotic and complex engine with 32-valve head as well as a stylish body. Although its mechanics are complicated, with parts hard to find, it's still very well-respected. Learn more about this collectible car. See more »
The 1931 Cord L-29 Boattail Speedster was truly one of a kind. The car's dramatic appearance was enhanced by a bold color scheme of Chinese Red matched with bright yellow panels. See photos and read about why this classic model was years ahead of its time.
See more »1936-1939 Triumph Dolomites were the epitome of elegant British styling in a sporty roadster package. Power came from either a four- or six-cylinder engine producing 50 to 75 horsepower. Explore the features of these collectible cars.
See more »The 1930 Blackhawk offered classic styling and a wide range of body types. It was one of the several junior makes launched in the heady late Twenties. The Blackhawk was introduced as a companion to Stutz and based on the 1928 Model BB. Learn about this classic car.
See more »The 1930-1939 Aston Martin 1 1/2 Litre/2 Litre series was introduced in 1927. It offers great vintage character and a super engine. With willowy chassis and a noble radiator, this Aston Martin line was very sporting. Learn more about this classic car.
See more »A vintage British sports car the 1932-1934 MG J-Type Midget is rare and valuable. Learn about the history of this little sports car and discover more about the positives, negatives, production facts, specifications and engine types.
See more »The 1938-1940 Mercedes-Benz Type 770 Grosser was built primarily for Adolph Hitler as a symbol of the Third Reich's power. Learn about this historical car and discover the production facts, specifications and more.
See more »The 1934-1936 MG PA/PB came in three body styles and could reach high speeds, though it gave a very rough ride. Learn about this rare sports car and discover more about its specifications and engine types.
See more »The 1936-1939 MG TA/TB replaced the P-Types and were less distinctly MG. Learn more about the history of this rare Morris Garages sports car and check out production facts, specifications and engine types.
See more »The 1936-1941 BMW 327/328 were the most charismatic of the prewar BMWs with great performance and durability. The BMW 328 was an efficient two-seat sports roadster with a tubular frame. Learn more about this classic sports car from BMW.
See more »The Graham Supercharger, an exotic high-performance car, is a hit with collectors today. It was the remarkable radical "Spirit of Motion" better known as the "sharknose" Graham. Learn all about the 1938-1940 Graham Supercharger.
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