Oldsmobile, 1962
1971 Gremlin ad, from a high school yearbook
Horizon Grabber, Ford XL Fastback, 1968 advertisingpics.tumblr.com
“New-car feeling!” 1958
On Reddit: “San Diegans take note, this is how you parallel park.”
1936 GM bus concept
Model T lunch wagon, 1919
U.S. Washington, D.C., in 1919. Sandwich vendor. Model T lunch wagon. Check out for more pics: t.co/zAy54HGieO pic.twitter.com
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Volkswagen ad
The 1948 Davis Divan, “car of the future” with three wheels and designed by aerospace engineers
Ford Falcon, 1962
The new Chrysler Cordoba, 1970
Meanwhile, on Reddit: “57 Chevy Wagon with anti-theft device and reserved parking space”
“Thank you for not being a dick.”
1923 Ford Touring Car
Can’t pass a “thing”
1972 Oldsmobiles
Since 1930, American streets have been designed for cars, not people.
Debunking the Cul-de-Sac – Emily Badger, CityLab
I love the expression on the man’s face. Like, “This is going to be tough to explain.”
The Simple Solution to Traffic
Just stop letting monkeys drive cars, says video blogger CGP Grey.
Giant bat attack!
Los Angeles 70 years ago and today in split-screen video
The New Yorker found 1940s film taken while driving around Los Angeles streets, and followed the same course with a camera today.
The 1940s footage is a better-looking city. The New Yorker explains why.
Even then it was a city made for cars, though a lot less traffic than today.