The History of Cadillac
It was named after a famous explorer, and with the passage of time, it has become a symbol of luxury, status and sex appeal. Its long, great heritage has contributed to the pantheon of rolling sculpture, such accomplishments as the first production electric starter, the first production V-8 before WW1, the world's first production V-16 engine, the legendary tailfins of the 1950's, and one of the world's largest production engine ever built.

The History of Ford
It was born at the turn of the century, and has survived to become one of the world oldest auto makers. First there was the Model T, the very foundation of Ford's early success, then came the Model A and it's historic V-8. Soon followed Fairlanes, Thunderbirds, Mustangs, Shelby's and much much more...


The Tucker Years
One of the world's most interesting automotive tales! Hear the real story from the actual Factory Workers, Dealers and Friends of Preston Tucker, a visionary man who tried to revolutionize the automobile industry in 1948.



Bonus Feature: Those Fabulous Woodies
What would the Beach Boys be without those glamour wagon sedans ? Break for the beach and visit a group of average, ordinary, laid back, surf "dudes." It's time for those fabulous woodies !

The History of Corvette
Few cars elicit the same satisfaction. It's a symbol of childhood dreams and grown up triumph. It stands for excellence and is the only true American Sports car. Take a look at one of Chevrolet's greatest triumphs The Corvette.



Packard at the San Diego Coucours D'elegance
Take a trip to San Diego, California, for one of the world's most important concours events, and feast your eyes on some of the finest cars ever built.
Visit with Historians Donald R. Peterson and Bill Tilden, for a magnificient vision of luxury, prestige and craftmanship, and if you don't believe me, just ask a man who owns one ... It's Packard !

Auburn, Cord & Dusenberg History
It began with the inspiring dream of a man who dared to build the world's greatest motorcar. Combining his talents with some of the world's most innovative minds, he created a legendary empire. Blending harmonious beauty with engineering brilliance, he elevated the automobile into an art form.
Visit with Historians Randy Ema, and Donald R. Peterson as they take a look back at a legend that will live as long as men desire rolling sculpture.

Bonus Feature: Howard Hughes's Buick Roadmaster
Eccentric is possibly the only word that even comes close to describing this seemingly austere looking, 1953 Buick Roadmaster. Examine the not so ordinary car of an enigma, Howard Robard Hughes.