The Dozen Most Important Cars of All Time
There are automobiles of great beauty and great speed but only a few have been able to fundamentally change the way we live and dream
In the 1940s Chevvies were something your grandma drove. But in 1955 the General Motors division launched an all new car — the costliest model was dubbed the Bel Air — that was a revelation. Not only did it offer the now legendary small block V8 engine — effectively still in production —its styling, particularly on its Ferrari-like grill, was so wonderful that it was copied for years.
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