In 1958 the Chevrolet Impala set the tone for sheer luxury at an affordable price. It was popular with buyers because of the attractive styling everything from the trim, the grill, the headlights, and taillights. The 58' model was made longer and wider making the interior more comfortable and spacious. It had more capability and strength at high RPMs with a forged steel crankshaft and light weight aluminum slipper pistons.
Once upon a time American Motors Corporation cars were huge, right behind the big three. They used to use parts from other manufacturers like power steering and pumps but that didn't really make a difference in their vehicles identity. They were on of the first to use overdrive which turned out to be a common feature with American cars today. They used to build Small, efficient cars but from the mid 60s to the mid 70s they started to make large gas guzzlers which was ultimately their downfall. The picture above is a 1970 AMC Rebel Machine.
Delahaye is a French automaker who got started in the automotive industry in 1894. Delahaye cars are very stylish, luxurious, and very durable. Delahaye had a great racing record at LeMans, the Grand Prix, and the Coupe des Alps a 5 year career. The 1959 Delahaye type 165 V12 Figoni Cabriolet is a two seater with a spectacular aerodynamic design. The seats were made out of exotic white ostrich hide and the chrome trim on the exterior is both classy and unique.
