This website is no longer online. Nevertheless, I’m mentioning it to illustrate the value of designers writing about their work.
As a case in point, Jason White offered an interesting response to the question, “So . . . Is Teutonic Car Design Obsolete?” (White, 2012). Go here for a quote from that article.
General Motors has been criticized for going too far in downsizing its 1986 E-body personal coupes, which included the Buick Riviera, Oldsmobile Toronado and Cadillac Eldorado. Sales fell off a cliff, but they didn’t recover […]
Richard M. Langworth is arguably the dean of American automotive history. I suspect that he has authored or co-authored more books than anyone else in the field. More importantly, his writing is noteworthy for its […]
Particularly after the demise of Automobile Quarterly, Collectible Automobile’s bi-monthly print magazine has been the best all-around source of information about American automobile history. An individual issue typically has around 100 pages, the cover is […]
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