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1934 Packard Twelve Sport Phaeton by LeBaron
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The 1934 Packard Twelve Sport Phaeton by LeBaron was a luxurious response to new Cadillac engines. See the 1934 Packard Twelve Sport Phaeton here.
1940 Packard Darrin One-Eighty Victoria Convertible
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The 1940 Packard Darrin One-Eighty Victoria Convertible ragtop was known as a status symbol. See photos and learn more about this sporty car.
1955-1956 Packard Patrician/Four Hundred/Executive
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The 1955-1956 Packard Patrician/Four Hundred/Executive could not save the Packard brand. Learn about the 1955-1956 Patrician/Four Hundred/Executive.
Concept Cars
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Concept cars are automotive dreams on wheels. Check out pictures and profiles of dozens of the most colorful and spectacular concept cars of all time.
Classic Car Pictures
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Classic car pictures showcase some of the rarest most sought after classic cars from various automakers. View pictures of collectible classic cars.
How American Austin Cars Work
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American Austin made midget cars, more than a foot shorter than the VW Beetle. Learn why even a starring movie role couldn't sell American Austins.
How LaSalle Cars Work
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LaSalle helped Cadillac make it through the Depression on top by providing affordable companions to the luxurious Caddys. Find out how they did it.
How Rambler Cars Work
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Rambler cars got their start as a successful compact model put out by Nash in 1950. Learn all about Rambler, which closed shop in the late '60s.
How Cord Cars Work
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Cord entered the 1920s with a car that was a success -- the Cord Auburn -- and one that should have been -- the Cord L-29. Read more in this article.
How Frazer Cars Work
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The Frazer company was a marriage of Joseph Frazer's sales skill and Henry J. Kaiser's resources. Learn how this partnership worked out.