Classic cars in Missouri

The superlative new Duesenberg Model J was inarguably an engineering masterpiece when it debuted in 1928. Boasting a 420-cubic inch inline eight-cylinder engine designed by … 

The Rolls-Royce Twenty, named for its taxable horsepower, served as the smaller companion model to the flagship Silver Ghost and Phantom. The Twenty (also known … 

Introduced in 1925, the Rolls-Royce New Phantomlater known as the Phantom Irepresented a significant evolution from its predecessor, the celebrated Silver Ghost. Although the Silver … 

Gateway Classic Cars St. Louis is proud digitally present this 1941 Lincoln Continental Club Coupe V12.Introducing the classic 1941 Lincoln Continental Club Coupe V12 a … 

The Hudson Motor Car Company is one of a scant few independent car manufacturers that managed to survive both the economic disaster of the Great … 

Emerging from the shadows of German occupation, famed French automaker Delahaye entered the post-war era building 3 -ton trucks an unglamorous return, but necessary for … 

Cars and Hollywood have long gone together like peanut butter and jelly. The early days of film coincided with the automobiles rapid development, and when … 

A striking product of the final years of Stutz Motor Company, the DV-32 stood at the pinnacle of the marques evolutionoffering elegant styling, advanced engineering, … 

What was it about Paris, France in the early 1930s? Perhaps there was something in the water, as The City of Love was hotbed of … 

Since its establishment in 1904, Rolls-Royce rapidly became a symbol of luxury, innovation, and exceptional engineering. Known for setting the benchmark in automotive excellence, the …