The Maserati Quattroporte, Rover 2000 and Jensen FF are just a few featured in our 1960s Other Manufactures Channel. See car pictures and read histories on models from the '60s.
The 1965 Shelby GT 350 did double duty as a road car and a racer. It was a reasonably priced custom Ford Mustang that could accelerate 0-60 mph in 6.5 seconds with a top speed at 126. See photos and learn about this classic car. See more »
The 1964-1968 Vanden Plas Princess 4 Litre R featured a Rolls-Royce engine in an elegant body. The 175 horsepower light-alloy F-head six-cylinder engine propelled the Plas Princess 4 Litre R to a top speed of 106-mph. Find out why this model makes a good collectible car.
See more »The 1965-1968 BMW 2000CS was a unique model with fine handling and German craftmanship. It was designed around the firm's new overhead-cam inline four. The BMW was offered with a manual transmission capable of 110 mph. Learn about this classic car.
See more »The 1959-1971 Mercedes-Benz Coupe and Cabriolet went through five single-overhead-cam engines as they evolved. As per Mercedes’ practice, they were announced about a year behind their new-design "S-class" sedan parent.
See more »The 1960-1961 DeSoto line was built with a very short future ahead. Before the 1960 DeSoto was even built Chrysler already made the decision to discontinue the car. Learn about the last two years of DeSoto and see pictures of the last model years.
See more »The svelte good looks of the 1961-1963 Dual-Ghia L6.4 made it more desirable than the Dual Ghia. It was twice as costly as its predecessor and had softer riding even though it was faster. Read about the body and cost of this collectible car.
See more »The top speed of the aptly-named 1961-1964 Lagonda Rapide nearly approached 130 miles per hour! Learn about this high-performance classic car and discover the positives, negatives, production facts, specifications, engine types and more.
See more »The 1961-1968 Fiat 2300S had Ghia styling and fine performance but it was not plentiful in the U.S. It began life as a one-off design study that was then adopted by Fiat as a regular model. Read more about this collectible car.
See more »The 1961-1971 Austin-Healey Sprite (& MG Midget) was affordable to buy and run, yet came with a bumpy ride. These model years are preferred as federal safety and emissions standards lowered power output. Learn more about this classic car.
See more »The collectible 1962-1966 Jensen CV8 features the distinctive fiberglass-body production of Richard and Allen Jensen. Discover more about this Anglo-American hybrid's pluses, minuses, production facts, specifications, engine types and more.
See more »The 1962-1975 Lancia Flavia Coupe Convertible Zagato and 2000 was the first Italian car with front-wheel drive but its distinctive Pininfarina styling was noteworthy too. Learn more about the Lancia Flavia Coupe Convertible Zagato and 2000.
See more »The 1963-1966 NSU Wankel Spider is a rare car that has a ton of curiosity value and plenty of historical interest. Learn more about this interesting car and discover the auto's positives, negatives, production facts, specifications, engine typeand more.
See more »The 1963-1969 Maserati Quattroporte combined high performance with the convenience of a 4-door sedan -- a rarity in GTs -- making this an unusual collectible car. Learn about the 1963-1969 Maserati Quattroporte including specifications and engine types.
See more »The 1963-1970 Iso Rivolta was an Italo-American hybrid coupe powered by the Chevrolet 327 V-8. Check out more about the attractive 1963-1970 Iso Rivolta and learn about this hybrid's pros cons specifications production facts engine type and more.
See more »The 1963-1971 BMC Mini Cooper S was charming affordable and a rarity in North America. It was an inspired "homologation special" based on British Motor's front-drive minicar. The Mini had a cheeky charm unmatched by other cars. Learn more about this rare classic car.
See more »The 1965-1974 Fiat 850 Coupe & Spyder are notable as the last of Fiat's rear-engine sports models. Both vehicles were quite noisy and cramped but great fun to drive with top speeds 85-90mph. Read more about these collectible cars.
See more »The 1965-1976 Lancia Fulvia Coupe and Zagato featured a powerful engine that helped it earn recognition in rallies and its cool styling drew stares. Learn more about the 1965-1976 Lancia Fulvia Coupe and Zagato including pluses, minuses and more.
See more »Built on a unique and daring concept the 1966-1971 Jensen FF was the world's first four-wheel-drive supercar. Discover much more about this trail-blazing auto's positives, negatives, production facts, specifications, engine types and more.
See more »The 1967-1973 Fiat Dino Spyder & Coupe featured high performance and a lower cost that Ferraris. Later models are preferred for their bigger engine, better suspension and five-speed ZF gearbox. Read more about these classic cars.
See more »The 1967-1974 Iso S4 Fidia was surprisingly quick for its size topping out at over 130 mph. Discover the impressive 1967-1974 Iso S4 Fidia and learn more about this speedy auto's pluses, minuses, specifications, production facts and more.
See more »The 1969 Shelby GT-500 turned heads with its powerful engine and racy details. Today, the GT-500 is regarded as one of the rarest classic convertible. Learn more about this classic convertible.
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