Chevrolet introduced the Bel Air name in 1950 for its hardtop convertible body style on the Deluxe Series. It became its own unique line by 1953, setting it apart from the lesser 150 and 210 models. It wore a slightly redesigned body with additional....continue

Chevrolet had produced over two million trucks by the time World War Two began, which halted civilian vehicle production. In 1947 Chevrolet introduced their Advance Design for their light truck model line. An alligator hood concealed the engine while....continue

Mercury was founded in late 1938 as an entry-level-luxury vehicle positioned between Ford-branded regular models and Lincoln-branded luxury vehicles. The name Mercury was derived from messenger of the gods of Roman mythology. The Lincoln-Mercury....continue

Bentley Motors was acquired from W.O. Bentley by Rolls-Royce in 1931. The Derby Bentley made its debut in August of 1933 at the Ascot Races. It had a double dropped chassis with a semi-elliptic suspension in both the front and rear and four-wheel....continue