Famous Cars Produced in the 1940s - Famous Cars of the 1950s
Jeep - Volkswagen - Citroen - Morris Minor
100 Greatest Cars Nominees produced in the 1940s
1940s Car voted as the most influential, greatest automobile ever?

The Cadillac emblem is one of few in the automotive industry whose origins belong to a family name. Among automotive regalia several symbols are known by collectors and a few are considered works of art. Among them are: Rolls-Royce's Spirit of Ecstasy Pierce-Arrow's archer Packard's cormorant - Mercedes three pointed star - Cadillac emblem is a well recognized symbol among enthusiasts of all ages

Famous Pink Cadillac

Morris Minor 1948: A UK national treasure With independent front suspension and monocoque construction, it was quite innovative when launched in 1948. Some 1.6 million were sold, the Moggie remains a classic

Willy's Jeep 1940: Often called the car that won the war. Jeep was introduced in 1940 and some 600,000 were built during the WWII. It played a pivotal role in Allied operations. On the beaches of Normandy

Volkswagon Beetle

Conceived in 930s and put into production by a British army officer after WWII. Mechanically not remarkable, but the rear-engine, air-cooled Love Bug remained in production for more than 50 years. With 21.5 million sales

Surprising to know that Britney Spears picked a vintage car. The vintage 1956 Porsche 356A Speedster. The classic car is the design that catapulted the Porsche into popularity in the USA and worth about US$70,000

Johnny Depp in his 1950s red Corvette just like the one Elvis Presley bought for his then girlfriend Priscilla when she graduated from High School

Le Sieur Antoine De La Mothe Cadillac was born in Gascony 1658 of a prominent family.
He founded Detroit in 1701 as well as the governorship of Mississippi.