We're not just career car nerds here atAutomobile, we're car nerds in our spare time, too. Head over to the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles on the weekend and you may just see one of our ...

"They now build dream cars [such as] the Gilda, exhibited by Ghia at Turin." The shape was so harmonious, the concept so futuristic, that when it appeared on Motor Trend's September 1955 cover ...

Based on the already exclusive Chrysler 300C chassis, Ghia built two show cars based on Chrysler underpinnings for the Turin motor show, with the 1957 Ghia Super Dart 400 following the visually ...

One of several cars styled by Virgil Exner's Chrysler studio and built by Ghia between 1951 and 1959 ... this Chrysler was shown at the 1955 Turin Motor Show and was registered to Oscar Lacroix ...

The first stage of Casaroll's pet project saw Ghia improve the FireArow IV's design and create another concept car. Called FireBomb, the car was unveiled at the 1955 Geneva Motor Show. A few ...

However, that's exactly what happened in the mid-1950s when Volkswagen debuted its Karmann Ghia. This is the story of a pretty little car that wasn’t really sporty but, in its era, sold rather well.

The car was then selected to be part of the White House motor pool during the Kennedy administration ... Back when it was made, the 1964 Imperial Crown Ghia presidential limousine was worth ...

The wedge-shaped 1979 Ford Probe I Ghia concept car owned by the Scott Grundfor Company ... as we are the grateful second owners, Ford Motor Company having been the first . . . We are forever ...

A beautiful 1957 Dual-Ghia Convertible is currently up for sale through St. Louis-based classics dealer Daniel Schmitt & Co. The car itself would be a worthy addition to any collection ...

A trailer carrying a 1979 Ford Ghia Probe 1 concept car caught fire while leaving the ... and first shown at the 1979 Frankfurt International Motor Show. The unique wedge shape was used to reduce ...