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Studebaker Lived Large: Two Giant Cars and a Living Sign You Can Still See From Space

Hagerty
Studebaker was headquartered in South Bend, Indiana, and in 1926 it built what many consider to be the first dedicated automotive proving grounds in America.
8 months ago

THE DEVIL IN THE WHITE CITY

WTTW
Hyde Park/Englewood The World's Columbian Exposition of 1893 wasn't just a world's fair; it was a coming-of-age celebration for Chicago. In the six months...
77 months ago

GM's First Concept Car and the Influential Result: 1936 Cadillac V16 Aerodynamic Coupe by Fleetwood

thetruthaboutcars.com
Full gallery hereThis car at first may look to you a lot like any other 1930s coupe, but it was one of the most influential cars of the era,...
122 months ago

Summer day trips: Here's your guide to must see historic landmarks in Indiana

IndyStar
These great buildings and landmarks across Indiana ooze history. There's Tippecanoe Place, The Athenaeum, Hinkle Fieldhouse and much more.
62 months ago

11 strange cars at Monterey that you just have to see

Hagerty
Every August, more mouth-watering collector cars sell in Monterey than the average collector would know what to do with.
62 months ago