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In 1964, the second-generation Mercury Comet was offered in multiple trim levels - Cyclone, Caliente, 404 and 202. The Caliente was a package aimed at adding niceties like deluxe carpeting and extra chrome. This Comet Caliente is yellow with a brown interior. This example of a Comet Caliente is a convertible and comes powered by a 170 CID inline-6 mated to a 2-speed automatic transmission. Features include an AM radio, automatic convertible top, wheel covers and white wall radial tires.

In the 1950s, European auto manufacturers were well into their rebound from WWII and were building many different, innovative and stylish cars. The 1956 the Renault Dauphine was a compact car built to compete with other European compacts like the Beetle and Mini. Unlike much of it's competition the Dauphine had quite elegant styling thanks to styling from Italian design house Carrozzeria Ghia. The curvy sheet metal is draped over the vehicle in such a way that it maintains its style without sacrificing practicality. This 1962 example is quite a sharp looker with it's pale blue paint and chrome trim pieces. The interior is more spacious than one might think and has nice upgrades like modern front bucket seats and a modern rear bench seat upholstered in cloth. Under the front hood is a trunk with an impressive amount of cargo space....

This beautiful car is the definition of 1980's class. Take a walk around this vehicle you can really see the German engineering throughout all the body lines. It has that classic Mercedes style. These beautiful cars are becoming harder and harder to find. Finished in a dark blue it is a real sharp looker. Take a seat inside this blue beauty and you're greeted by leather upholstered bucket seats that are just what one would need for cruising the autobahn. Under the hood is a 3. 8 Liter V8 that is paired with a 4 speed automatic transmission. Imagine how this car can get up and...

Throughout automotive history nations around the world empowered working class people with dependable cars that would some day become an icon. America had the Model A, Germany the Beetle and England had perhaps the cutest of icons, the Mini. These Minis are extremely popular little cars. With their smart transverse mounted engines and front wheel drive the classic Mini offers much more cabin space than it's small footprint would suggest. This particular 1975 example is finished in a bright red accented by a white top, alloy wheels and front mounted fog lights giving it that classic Italian Job appearance! Under the bonnet is a 1275cc inline 4 and is paired to a 4 speed manual transmission. Although its power output is not a lot by todays standards, this is still a pretty fun car to drive! With a curb weight that is less than...

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