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The Cord L-29 was created by Errett Loban Cord, who also designed the Auburn Speedster and Model J Duesenberg. Learn about this classic car.

The 1932 Plymouth PB Sport Roadster was one of the first cars in Plymouth's history. Read more about the sassy 1932 Plymouth PB Sport Roadster.

The 1934 Ford DeLuxe five-window coupe was popular during the Depression, partly because Ford advertised it as economic. Explore this classic Ford.

William B. Stout dreamed of rear-engine/rear-wheel drive and created the 1936 Stout Scarab to that end. Read more about the 1936 Stout Scarab.

The 1939 Studebaker Champion was a champion indeed -- it sold 30,000 units in its introductory year. Learn all about the 1939 Champion.

The 1940 Cadillac Custom convertible's main claim to fame was its modern, curvaceous 'torpedo' styling. Learn about this stylish collectible car.

Edsel Ford was responsible for one of the most revered automotive designs of all time: the 1940-1941 Lincoln Continental. Learn about this car.

The 1941-1948 Ford Super DeLuxe was a popular and attractive line that saved Ford Motor Company during the strife-filled World War II era. Read more.

The 1947-1948 Isotta Fraschini 8C Monterosa marked a return to auto-making for the revered company. Read why and see photos of this stunning classic.

The 1948 Pontiac Streamliner Eight DeLuxe station wagon had new styling that gave Pontiac the advantage over its competition. Explore this Pontiac.