Ever wondered how you can make a photograph of a car look like a kid's finger painting?
The Gremlin was America's #1 Tennis Ball Hauler for three years running
This is from a 1965 French Plymouth Fury brochure but I could see it in a museum
There's something about the AMC Matador design that makes it feel...colonial?
Holy crap 1974 Ford Thunderbirds were long, long things
Did you forget how appealing early '70s shark-nose BMWs were? Here's a reminder
There's something kind of haunting about this 1934 Chrysler Airflow brochure
Welcome to 2022! Here's a car from a century ago, but would still be cutting-edge today. Sorta.
This was a really popular setting for car brochures in the '60s and '70s
If you had access to a huge wind tunnel and a collection of cars, why wouldn't you do this?
This is sort of a template for the most generic automotive brochure possible
I'm not so sure it is what you think it is. I mean, it's subjective, I guess, but still
I love the effort and attention these seemingly mundane details get
All the parts are finally here, and the Pao is coming back together!
I know what it sounded like Rory was implying yesterday, but I promise I'm not dead
I'm not exactly sure what's going on here, but it feels like a magic act
I was driving the RWD Audi R8 in the Canary Islands but now I'm home
So you likely won't see as many posts but I'll try to get some to you!
It's strange how infrequently modern car advertising includes huge slabs of meat
In addition to whatever gets written below the picture, I think you should appreciate the fantastic illustration…