The Thinking Behind Cars
The 1947 Cadillac convertible coupé is one of the first American luxury cars of the post-war era. With its sweeping lines, massive proportions, and opulent styling, the ’47 Cadillac defined what a luxury car should be in the prosperous years following World War II. This …
Émile Claveau was one of those innovative car designers we love most here at CarScrapbook.com. His company began making cars in Paris in 1923 and ceased production after World War Two. Claveau cars are among the world’s rarest cars because hardly any were made. But …
The Cisitalia 202 was one of those cars which were so influential that they now look commonplace. But during the 1947 Paris Motor Show the Cisitalia 202 was hailed as an achievement that had completely changed the direction of postwar car body design. Before the …
Bristol was perhaps the most enigmatic and exclusive company in the post-war motor business. Using aircraft building expertise it made the finest sporting cars in the world for the most discerning gentlemen (and lady) owners. Bristol Cars had only one showroom, in Kensington, London, and …