Luigi Chinetti and his North American Racing Team (NART) are legends in American (and worldwide) motoring. He was the man who brought...

The 1970 Garmisch resulted from a design produced by the Bertone Design Centre for a car with the mechanics of the BMW 2200 TI, aimed at...

The Bertone Shake was built on a SIMCA 1200 S chassis, the same one used for the coupé created by the Turin designer for the French...

In 1970 American Motors made a splash with this all-new mid-engined Dick Teague-designed supercar. The car was derived from the...

The NSU Nergal was a small car, based on the NSU Prinz rear-engined model, presented as a prototype in the 1970 Turin Motor Show and...

Francis Lombardi presented this one-of-a-kind coupe based on the NSU 1000 TTS at the 1970 Turin Motor Show. At the same time, a...

In 1970, Nissan released the 315-a electric commuter concept. With a single motor powering the rear wheels, the 315-a measured in at 95...

The 270X concept was introduced at the 17th Tokyo Motorshow in 1970. The aggressive style was not matched with its performance as the...

The Nissan 126X concept of 1970 has to be one of the all-time classic concept cars. Also displayed at the 1970 Tokyo Motorshow, the 126X...

To say this Cat was before its time would be a serious understatement. Sporting a bold lime green paint job, El Gato (Spanish for "The...

The Mazda RX 500 was the star attraction at the 17th Tokyo Motor Show in 1970. It was developed by the research and design staff at the...

The Mazda EX-005 debuted at the 1970 Tokyo Motor Show and was a bubble approximately the size of an office chair. Actually, it was a...

Lincoln came up with a racy show car for the 1970 auto shows based on the Continental Mark III. Based on a styling exercise done under...

In 1969, when Nuccio Bertone bought a Lancia Fulvia from a friend and stripped it down to use as the basis for a wild, Gandini-styled...

This photo is a 1969 Kaiser Jeep factory shot of the XJ002 "Bolide" concept. The word Bolide means "a large meteor that explodes in the...

Uracco is the nickname of one of the most ferocious bulls in bullfighting. The design of the Italian sports car is the work of the famous...

While Harold Radford and FLM Panelcraft made a small number of shooting brakes based on the DB5 and DB6, only a single example of the DBS...

The RX-500 was first shown to the public at the 1970 Tokyo Motor Show, celebrating 50 years of the company. It was intended to be an...

The idea of a two-door Chevrolet wagon was first revived with the 1970 Camaro Kammback concept, a two-door wagon that featured a...

Built with the collaboration of Volkswagen - it was only just for sale when Carrozzeria Eurostyle of Turin unveiled their coachbuilder's...

In Barris's "Barris: Kustoms of the 1960s," co-written with David Fetherston, George Barris claims this car idea originated when he...

The Intermeccanica Murena resulted from a brief foray into the world of car making by two Americans, M. Charles Schwendler and Jospeh...

The Scimitar GTE came in 1968 as the SE5 was born with a more extended all-new chassis and revised and improved suspension. This new...

The Saab 95 is a seven-seater, two-door station wagon produced by Saab from 1959 to 1978. Initially, it was based on the Saab 93 sedan,...