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8 Saab models from the 92 to the 900 Turbo, and which ones Americans could buy
Saab built airplanes before it built cars, and its early Saab models showed it. The Swedish company started with a two-stroke teardrop in 1949 and ended the run covered…
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8 Toyota compact pickups that led from the 1964 Stout to the 1995 Tacoma
The Toyota compact pickup story in North America starts with a slow seller called the Stout. Toyota Canada’s own truck history says the company sold just four of them…
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Jeep’s Forward Control put the cab over the engine of an 81-inch-wheelbase 4×4 pickup in 1956
The Jeep Forward Control moved the driver up and over the engine. Willys launched the FC-150 late in 1956 on an 81-inch wheelbase, with four-wheel drive and a 72-horsepower…
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Chevrolet built about 5,200 fiberglass-sided Cameo Carrier pickups for 1955
The 1955 Chevrolet Cameo Carrier was a half-ton pickup dressed for the country club. Its smooth, slab-sided bed wore outer panels made of fiberglass, the same material as the…
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