The 1950s were a revolutionary time for the American automotive industry. Immediately after the close of World War II, several brands resumed production of pre-war models as a stopgap until they could ...

Part of the long list of car brands that are no longer with us, DeSoto had a bumpy ride. Born in 1928 as a brand of Chrysler, it last for a little over 3 decades, war years included. Follow us: That ...

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Established in 1928 to compete with Pontiac, Studebaker, Hudson, and Willys, DeSoto initially slotted between Plymouth and Dodge in Chrysler's product line. In 1933, DeSoto was moved above Dodge, ...

You might think when you hear the phrase "retired autobody man" that the person in question might have already had a full life of working on cars and that he might want to find something else to do ...

Yes, this car came from the factory with a painfully cool early Hemi V8, a 331-cubic-inch mill rated at 255 horsepower. Don't get too excited, though, because the engine was gone by the time I showed ...

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Firedome V-8 TriviaTM Question of the Week: 1. What was the last model year for DeSoto automobile production? 2. “The day the ...

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Check out the happy foursome in the picture on the jump page. Dressed to the nines, these folks looked like they may have been ...

Some folks remember high school auto shop as their introduction to customizing automobiles but, for those who have been around seven decades, they can look back to a time of building a crude, wooden ...