Now that we're well into 2013, you must be getting pretty of sick of "Gangnam Style." I still can't figure out how a satirical Korean pop song went from a viral video to being a mainstay on American radio, but then again, I can't understand the appeal of dubstep either. Kids these days.
Former Car Dealer's Collection Of Decaying Packards Head To Auction
A collection of 15 1950-1956 Packards owned by a man who devoted much of his professional life to selling and repairing examples of the orphan car brand will be sold at auction next Saturday.
Here's Proof Imported Car Dealerships Were A Good Place To Be In 1971
Although it's hard to imagine when you take a trip down your local row of modern car dealerships, in the early days of imported cars many different brands were sold out of the same dealership. As you can see from this photograph taken in 1971, the result was often a desirable selection of early imports in one place.
Proof car dealerships were a pretty rough place to be in 1980
Nothing says 1980 like a car lot with almost nothing someone in the cult of the automotive obsessed can drool over. Times were dark in the automotive world in 1980—the malaise era was in full swing and there weren't many cars to get excited about.
Proof new car dealerships were a lot weirder in the 1970s
Nothing says it's 1970s like the line of custom vans sitting in front of Hayward Dodge in Hayward, Ca. We found this gem while looking through the awesome gallery of vintage car dealerships where we found yesterday's picture of Lancaster Lincoln Mercury
Proof used car dealerships were a lot more interesting in 1962
They may have just been used cars back in 1962, but the lineup in front of Lancaster Lincoln Mercury has certainly aged well. Given the opportunity, the chances of us leaving Lancaster Lincoln Mercury without at least the red '58 Desoto and the '57 Plymouth wagon shown here would have been slim to none.
