Classic cars in Missouri

Founded in Kenosha, Wisconsin, Nash Motors Company is perhaps best known for its basic, economical yet quirky products from the post-war era such as the … 

In 1927, the Graham brothersJoseph, Robert, and Rayembarked on producing automobiles independently, purchasing the Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company for $3.5 million. With this acquisition, they … 

Its Alive Automotive is pleased to offer this classic 1934 MG PA. The PA is a very interesting and significant part of MG history. The … 

Manufactured in a partnership between ASC in Detroit and Hot Rods and Horsepower in Connecticut, the 1932 Dearborn Deuce is one of best designed and … 

Of all the American independents, Nash of Kenosha, Wisconsin, has a particularly fascinating story. Company founder Charles Nash is a genuine rags-to-riches character who ran … 

In 1930, Cadillac made a bold statement in the luxury automobile market with the introduction of its groundbreaking sixteen-cylinder engine. The V16, along with its … 

Graham-Paige Motors Corporation made a rousing debut during the 1928 New York Auto Show week with a lavish reception at New York Citys Hotel Roosevelt. … 

In the mid-1930s, Peugeot was among the most respected names in the European auto industry. Through a conservative, measured approach to innovation, Peugeot produced cars … 

Bentley Motors achieved success with its first car, the single overhead camshaft 4-valve per cylinder 3-Litre introduced in 1919. Always intended as a sporting car … 

Continuing to epitomize Americas fine-car market during the early 1930s, Packards Eleventh Series model range continues to rank among the companys finest. Debuted in August …