My fave of the 1953 GM lineup is, of course, Cadillac, particularly the Eldorado, for which I am named. 😆

Proud to say I have this fine Bird of Thunder. I recently discovered in a YouTube video that the Thunderbird automobile may have been named after the...

That little GTO is really looking fineFour barrels and a four-speedBut no more 389Listen to it tachin' out nowListen to it whi-ee-eye-ineC'mon and tur...

The Riviera. Wouldn't you really have this Buick?

Very nice personal luxury sport coupe with "Oldsmobility." However, I'd really rather have a Riviera.

Speaking of yellow & black automobiles of the 50's, this was our family car when I was a youngster:

Speaking of boattail cars, I stumbled upon this concept for the 1965 Pontiac Grand Prix. Never saw it before.

My vote is for the Pontiac. I've always liked the GM Streamliner aka sedanet fastback bodies, particularly the 1948 through 1952 renditions. I think ...

This guy has a terrific YT channel called "Rare Classic Cars & Automotive History." He is also a serious collector who favors low-mileage, origin...

I've always like the '69 Cougar, especially in XR7 trim.

Both are beautiful so I voted "tie." I like the elegant, upscale styling of all-new "Big M" Mercury but I also like the heavy chrominess of the big &...

The delightful & delovely DeSoto.

I'd really rather have the Buick.

A big, bold, beautiful Buick. Master of the Road. "When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them." In China.

I have a Road Signature 1949 Cadillac which is quite nice. The color is not factory Madeira Maroon but I like it. The interior on this particular mo...