Classic Cars
20 entries in the Classic Cars compendium.
Classic Cars — Era Chart
Ford MustangLaunched the pony car segment.Chevrolet CorvetteThe Chevrolet Corvette is a line of American two-door, two-seat sports cars that General MPorsche 911The Porsche 911 model series, pronounced "Nine Eleven" or colloquially "Neunelfer," is a fVolkswagen BeetleA rear-engine, air-cooled icon produced for 65 years.Jaguar E-TypeBritish sports car produced from 1961 to 1974.Ferrari 250 GTOV12 grand tourer built for Group 3 homologation.Lamborghini MiuraFirst mid-engine production supercar; fastest when released.Aston Martin DB5British grand tourer famed for its James Bond association.AC CobraBritish chassis, American V8; a transatlantic sports car icon.Dodge ChargerEight generations of Dodge automobiles since 1966.Chevrolet CamaroA pony car introduced to compete with the Ford Mustang.Ford GT40Mid-engined racer built to beat Ferrari at Le Mans.Mercedes-Benz 300 SLFastest production car of its time with iconic gullwing doors.The DeLoreanA short-lived sports car made iconic by film.The MiniA two-door small car that influenced a generation of car makers.Datsun 240ZExport version of the Nissan Fairlady Z, first Z-series sports car.Toyota 2000GTJapan's first seriously collectible sports car, rivaling European marques.Plymouth BarracudaPony car introduced two weeks before the Ford Mustang.BMW 507The BMW 507 is a luxury grand touring convertible produced by BMW from 1956 until 1959. OrCitroen DSA mass-produced car with hydropneumatic suspension and disc brakes.
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