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Ford Model 48: WWII Era’s Most Powerful Engine
The Ford Model 48 was produced from 1935 to 1940, and it was popular. 820,000 cars were sold before it was completely redesigned in 1941. It had an 8-Cylinder engine...
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Dodge D5: The Classic Car With A Short Production Span
The Dodge Series D5 was produced in 1936 and 1937. It replaced the series D2, which was produced in 1935. Even though the specific car was produced for only two...
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The 1930 Pontiac Roadster: How the Great Depression Saved the Car That Killed Oakland
The 1930 Pontiac Roadster was designed by General Motors to fit into a pricing gap, as part of a coherent sales strategy that related to the stock market crash of...
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The Whippet Car: America’s Forgotten Underdog That Beat Ford and Chevy
The Whippet was an American car brand manufactured by Willys-Overland in Ohio, between 1926 and 1931. The car was named after the English dog breed of the same name, and...
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The Graham-Paige Story: How Three Brothers Built, and Lost, One of America’s Most Innovative Car Brands
Graham, or Graham-Paige, as the company was known at the time. The company was a family affair, as brothers ran it. Joseph B., Robert C., and Ray A. Graham founded...
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Cadillac 355 Explained: The 1930s V8 Series That Evolved Every Year—Then Suddenly Disappeared
The Cadillac 355D was produced from 1931 until 1935. The car had a V8 engine and offered an alternative to the car maker’s larger, more powerful, cheaper model. The car...