THE STEEL DEAL

Funniest Chevy Volt Ad EVER!

American Iron & Chrome

All the election coverage is freaking me out. I needed a break. Here's the inspiration.

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The Dali Corvette 789

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The first V8 automobile built in Detroit was ...

 
... a motorcycle! The 1913 Scripps-Booth Bi-Autogo

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What is IT?

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Chromium Dreams

The very first 'concept' car, the 1938 Buick 'Y' job, designed by Harley Earl. Art meets the road.

Before the Buick Y-Job appeared in 1938, everything looked like a Keystone Cop car. Windshields sprouted up from bodies in a perfectly perpendicular fashion. Running boards ran between cycle-style fenders. Freestanding headlights flanked upright grilles. Bumpers were tacked on, sometimes with enough room to stand between the rear of the bumper bar and the body it protected.

  Then came the Buick Y-Job — smooth as Clark Gable and sexy as Betty Grable. Truly sleek, its shape pioneered the integrated design ethos that still drives car design today.

You can tell who designed that beautiful creature by simply looking. Want to go for a drive?.