Automobile History
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A LifeTime through The History of Cars
If you live in the western world, cars come as a part of everyday life. Even for a modest earner it is amazing how many you can own in a lifetime.
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Cars Are Not Just For Boys as Sue Macy's Motor Girls Presents the History of Women and Their Cars
Everyone has heard the jokes about women drivers. But do you know the history of women and their cars? Motor Girls is a comprehensive guide to fascinating facts about women drivers in auto history
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Donald Campbell - waterspeed record 4th January 1967
Donald Campbell record holder of seven previous speed records, once again wanted to eclipse his previous record of 276.33 mph on water.
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The Beauty And Elegance Of Edwardian Cars
Edwardian Car Edwardian cars are considered by many people to have a beauty and an elegance rarely found in modern vehicles. They are highly collectable, and enthusiasts and collectors clubs will often hold meetings and rallies to exhibit them. It...
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1,787 Built for 1999 Buick Riviera
Only built from 1995 - 99 the design was dramatic when first introduced 3800 Series II engine rated one of the top 10 ever built then add a supercharger!
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The History of the Internal Combustion Engine
Internal Combustion Engine, as the name implies, is when fuel is ignited and burnt inside an internal combustion engine and the most usual type of fuel is petrol, diesel or gas, as in a gas turbine. The earliest internal engines were invented by...
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My 1949 Shoebox Ford
The 1949-51 Fords are called shoe boxes due to there slab-sided, boxy shape. They were popular in their day and are a popular, economical collector car today. Here's my story about my Shoebox.
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History on Trains
Learn some brief history and facts about how trains came about, and how it became an essential form of transportation for people around the world.
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Five Technological Advancements That Changed The Automotive Industry
This short article attempts to look at the five most significant technological concepts that revolutionized the automobile industry over the years.
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Steam Power
No single person can be credited with the invention of the steam engine, though it is fairly certain that the cooking pot inspired many to investigate the possibility. As far back as r68o Robert Boyle and his French assistant Denis Papin...