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What's in a name? Interesting facts from area car show organizer
Q: Hi Greg and I hope all is well. We love our automobiles. Some even refer to cars as our pals, by giving them a friendly ...
autoevolution18d
Rare 1931 REO Flying Cloud Emerges From Dusty Barn After 42 Years
In 1905, Ransom E. Olds left Oldsmobile, which he founded in 1897, to establish a new company, REO Motor Car. One of America's most successful carmakers in the early days, REO added a truck ...
CarBuzz on MSN9d
This Car Was One Of Five Models That Wrapped Up Oldsmobile's 100-Year History
Oldsmobile may have been dead for just over 20 years, but it played a crucial role in shaping American automotive history ...
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Cars We Remember: What's in a name? Car show organizer talks name origins
Q: Hi Greg and I hope all is well. We love our automobiles. Some even refer to cars as our pals, by giving them a friendly ...
Answering Five Burning Questions From the First Week of Free Agency
H. Jackson Brown Jr. once said that we should not waste time waiting for inspiration; that inspiration would find us once we ...
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12 Forgotten Car Brands That Once Ruled the Market
However, following Chrysler’s merger with Daimler, the Plymouth brand was discontinued in 2001. Ransom E. Olds introduced the original Oldsmobile to the market in 1897. General Motors acquired the ...
Wellington Advertiser23d
Motor cars have driven on county roads for over a century
Ford is often credited with introducing the assembly line to automotive industry, but that honour really belongs to Ransom E. Olds, who began turning out Oldsmobiles in 1901 at $650. Most of the early ...
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10 Car Brands That Are No Longer in Business
The automobile industry is constantly changing. Some car brands rise to fame, while others struggle to survive. Over the years, many well-known brands have shut down due to financial problems, ...