Cord and Fred Duesenberg, the other of the two Duesenberg brothers, put together the idea of a prototype for a big, mighty, high-powered American luxury car, and named it Model Y. Much of the ...

Cars play a major role in “The Great Gatsby” too, both as a plot driver ... Around that time, Gerlach began telling people he was the model for the book’s protagonist. But a lot of Lost ...

it's unlikely that Gatsby would be driving a Duesenberg of any kind: The company had just gone into business in 1922, and the Model J — the car that made it a popular brand — did not enter ...

Jay Gatsby, the man of fortune and tragedy ... "At one event, each guest found a set of keys to a new car." Despite that, Remus was an introvert. He didn't drink or smoke and, during many parties ...

Following the plot of the novel, Gatsby was a wealthy Roaring Twenties partier looking to win the heart of Daisy Buchanan (played by Mia Farrow), and his car was part of that characterization.

on his 1927 Duesenberg Model Y, as told to A.J. Baime. The saying “It’s a Doozy” is often said to have come from Duesenberg. And the car seen here is a Doozy, in more ways than one.

Following the plot of the novel, Gatsby was a wealthy Roaring Twenties partier looking to win the heart of Daisy Buchanan (played by Mia Farrow), and his car was part of that characterization.