The Ford Louisville, aka the Ford L-series, is a category of heavy-duty trucks marketed by Ford in 1970 and were produced till 1998. It is one of the most popular series of trucks produced by this automobile company. This article …
The Nissan 300ZX is a sports automobile that has been made in two distinct incarnations. The Fairlady Z nameplate was used for the 300ZX in Japan, as with all previous Z models. The 300ZX nomenclature follows the number system established …
The Toyota Supra is a sports car manufactured by Toyota Manufacture Corporation. The word “Supra” is a Latin prefix meaning “above”, “to surpass”, or “go beyond”. The initial four generations of supra have been manufactured from the years 1978 to …
The Ford Motor Company manufactures and markets a heavy-duty pickup truck type known as the F-350 under the Ford brand. The 1995 Ford F-350 is a member of the Ford Super Duty series of automobiles and trucks. The Ford F-350 …
In 1991, Oldsmobile unveiled a restyled Ninety-Eight. As with its Buick Park Avenue counterpart, the new version was modified to ride on the same front-drive chassis as the 1985-90 vehicles but featured a rounder appearance and an extra 9.5 inches of …
Pickup trucks are consistently ranked among the most sought-after automobiles today. Over the previous decade, pickup trucks have evolved from being mostly used as work vehicles to many people’s preferred mode of personal mobility. Pickups, just like vehicles, are available …
The 1995 Cadillac Fleetwood is an automobile with a four-door saloon (sedan) body style with an engine located in the front of the vehicle and drives the rear wheels. A 5.7-liter naturally aspirated engine provides the necessary power for the …
The 1995 Ford F-700 is a commercial vehicle. In addition to towing cars and delivering cargo, the truck is also utilized for crane operator duties occasionally. In addition to its commercial applications, the F-700 may be used for non-commercial objectives …