IN THE SUMMER OF 1934, THE MOUTH of Parley’s Canyon in southern Utah was the destination for a small parade of cars driving from Buffalo, New York. The lead vehicle, a streamlined silver racer with a ...

This vintage travel trailer from the 1930s is now offered for sale out and comes accompanied by period literature, spare ...

Pierce-Arrow moved in an enviable circle. Being linked in the public eye with Packard and Peerless as one of the Three Ps placed the company high in the automotive hierarchy; not a bad accomplishment ...

George Teebay drove a 1925 Pierce-Arrow sedan to the Cars & Coffee event at the Blackhawk Museum. I was impressed and asked if I could do a story about his car. Teebay, a longtime fan of Pierce-Arrow, ...

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In 1937 the average American working stiff was lucky to make $1,700 a year, which was all right since gas sold for a dime a gallon and a letter could be mailed to mom with a 3-cent stamp. I bring up ...

WARWICK R.I. — If you want to see examples of the epitome of elegant driving from the early part of the last century, check out an array of stunning Pierce-Arrows at the Crowne Plaza Warwick from 10 a ...

Jacob is a former Audi mechanic turned automotive journalist. His love for cars started the first time he held a Porsche 911 Hot Wheels car in his hands, and the very same car continues to fascinate ...

One of John Uhl's fondest childhood memories of growing up in New Orleans is riding around in his father's 1929 Pierce-Arrow sedan. And who could blame him? "They're pretty amazing cars. Pierce was ...

The car and the company were called Pierce-Arrow, but that wasn’t how it started. The history goes back to 1878 when George Pierce started a company that made birdcages, bathtubs and bicycles. He made ...

The "silver arrow" has been a constant throughout the history of story telling, from the bows of Eros (Cupid), Artemis and Apollo, through Robin Hood, to the nickname for the silver cars by Mercedes ...