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Matco Diamante

Neo-classics were all the rage in the US in the 1970s, for some unfathomable reason…

Stutz Blackhawk

If you were rich in the 1970s, the Stutz Blackhawk was the car to flaunt your wealth

Pontiac Aztek

Pontiac took a gamble, hoping that buyers wanted something different. They did – but not this

GM Hy-Wire

At the turn of the 21st century, the GM Hy-Wire seemingly represented the future of motoring

Lincoln C Concept

This compact luxury family car proved that the best things can come in small packages

Apollo GT

It looked like a Ferrari, but the Apollo GT was a largely American confection

Ford Indigo

Utterly bonkers, there was talk of the Ford Indigo going into production

Chevrolet Nomad

The Nomad wasn't too radical for production – but it still remained a one-off

Kaiser Darrin 161

The Darrin was supposed to save Kaiser, but instead it killed off the brand altogether

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