Peugeot like many of the European car manufacturers such Audi and Citroen have a rich and illustrious history. The cars on the forecourts of dealerships evidently use this heritage as a means of development and styling. However Peugeot were not always involved with the manufacturing of cars; originally the company made steel rods, not exactly glamorous but the rods were used in dresses. This working with steel led the company into a field that would get them closer to putting cars in dealerships. The detailed knowledge of circular steel production gave Peugeot the knowledge to manufacture bicycles; this took place throughout the latter half of the nineteenth century with the production of ‘le Grande Bi’ a bike more commonly known as the penny farthing.

It was under the brand name of Armand Peugeot that the company made their initial forays into the manufacturing of motor cars. This inaugural model, using a steam engine had three wheels and a rather complicated method of control. It is understandable then that the car was not particularly popular and did not make it onto the forecourts of dealerships. Steam however was soon abandoned for the internal combustion engine; this was achieved with the help of Gottlieb Daimler.

Peugeot have always been especially proud of their technological developments and to this day they are touted in dealerships across the land. The company was the first to incorporate rubber tyres into their manufacturing; albeit a solid type. Pneumatic tyres were eventually developed and extensively used in the motor sport world where Peugeot strived to win a variety of events in France and more widely across Europe. Another technological development was the folding roof that is such a hallmark of modern convertible cars.

The French have always had a indulgence for Peugeot. Unlike the British, the country was proud of its motoring industry and like Germany, bough national cars in order to support French workers and dealerships. This relationship dates back to the turn of the century where the company was able to sell a quarter of the total cars in France. During this period the company still manufactured bicycles and with the knowledge of this industry started producing motorcycles for the open market. By 1899 the company was clearly the nation’s favourite selling over half of the cars in the country.

The twenties saw a division of the company; the bicycle division, which still makes bikes today became a separate entity to Armand. This was when the Type 201 was produced, a cheap car that was soon embraced by the French public. The next decade saw the release of the 301, a car that heralded the entry of the coupe cabriolet into the car market; featuring a retractable roof that is still used in the modern 206 model.

The thirties saw the production of the Type 402 Andreau. A car that incorporated aerodynamics in its design with curved wheel arches and a rather imposing fin at the rear. Once again this showed the company’s penchant for technological advancement and elegant styling.

The cars in Peugeot dealerships have always been loved within France. It is a company that has used its influence within the French car market to spread and open dealerships across the world. Today the company is one of the world’s leading car manufacturers and with companies such as Audi, Citroen and BMW is one of the most recognisable European motor industry brands.

Motor industry specialist Thomas Pretty looks at the earliest cars present in Peugeot dealerships and the company’s penchant for technology and style that continues to this day.

Once upon a time there, was an American Indian named Pontiac. He was known as an Ottawa leader who became famous during the American Indian struggle against the British military occupation of the Great Lakes region in the years 1763 to 1766.

Now the name Pontiac has become a brand for automobiles that is produced by General Motors and has been sold in Canada, Mexico, and the United States since 1926. It is marketed by General Motors as an athletic brand which specializes in mainstream performance vehicles.

The Pontiac story begins at a time were the car was seen as a middle-of-the-road reliable car that were more suited to middle income buyers of middle age. The young lucrative emerging performance oriented customer eluded the brand. Yes, they were reliable but Pontiac just could not shake off that dowdy image.

It was like that during the years 1946-1948, sales were growing alright but their cars, the Torpedoes and Streamliners, were quickly becoming out of step and out of date with the growing youth market.

Change had to come and it came with the introduction of the Chieftain which replaced the Torpedo. Then in 1954 the Star Chief was created. The Star Chief was Pontiac’s prestige model. It was easily recognizable because of its chrome star trim along the sides. On episode 100 of I Love Lucy the characters drove to the West Coast on a 1955 Star Chief.

In 1957,the Star Chief Custom Bonneville was introduced as part of its push to raise the marque out of the doldrums. The Bonneville gained a full range of styles and received the lion’s share of Pontiac’s attention in the the marketplace

In 1958, the Star Chief was only limited to sedans and hardtops. Nearing its end the Star Chief was no longer Pontiac’s prestige model but it still was a well appointed car.

Already in the early 1960’s the model had become dated so in 1966, the car was renamed the Star Chief Executive as its first step to retiring the name. In 1967 the Star Chief name was dropped and was renamed the Executive. And so ends the story of the Pontiac Star Chief.

Yet we can still continue our own story. Now the Pontiac Star Chief still can be appreciated by renting the car at one of classic car rental dealers in Las Vegas. Check on the Internet and find one that suits your needs.

The Pontiac Star Chief is one of the first cool cars of Pontiac, but it is now part of the history books. By renting it at one of the classic car rentals in Las Vegas, you can revive it and write your own history on the asphalt.

Make your own history.

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In the 1920’s and 1930’s, it was a distinction to drive such a car. Mercedes-Benz created supercharged cars that overshadowed all the refined and powerful cars that had existed before them. They created a new era of automotive engineering. Politicians and captains of industry, artists and athletes were the people driving these supercharged Mercedes cars. These people opted for an image of dynamism and savoir vivre, for the most refined design and for the most advanced engineering. These people were looking for the best cars in the world.

These supercharged models from the 1920s to 1930s all had one thing in common. They represented the ultimate in automotive engineering in their eras. The experience of driving them, to listen to the howl of their mechanical charger, to feel the power of their engines was the crowning glory of motoring. And now that distinction still continues. That distinction can still be experienced. Las Vegas car rentals offer one of the supercharged cars that came out of that era: the 1936 Mercedes- Benz 500K.

The 1936 Mercedes-Benz 500K was part of the brand’s famous eight-cylinder cars that was built in the 1930s. The other car models were the Mercedes- Benz 380 and the 540K. These cars differed from their predecessors because they were designed for speed and comfortable travel rather than racing. They were expressions of luxury, performance, and elitism. These cars were manufactured by hand and even custom made to the wishes and ideas of each individual customers.

The Mercedes-Benz 500K was a sports car that was built by Mercedes- Benz from 1934 to 1936. It was first exhibited at the 1934 Berlin Motor Show. It is distinguished from the 500 sedan by the “K” in its name which stands for the kompressor(supercharger) fitted to the sports car. It is the successor of the Mercedes-Benz 380 and has a larger, more powerful engine and more voluptuous coachwork to adhere to customers’ demands for greater luxury and performance.

The Mercedes-Benz 500K is powered by a M24 inline-eight cylinder supercharged engine that is capable of producing 160 horsepower. If the 380 was named after the cubic capacity of the engine. The “500″ was named for its 5018 cc power plant. The car had also introduced innovative achievements with its power assisted brakes, a rear independent suspension with swing arms and a transmission that had five gears.

The Mercedes-Benz 500K was procurable in ten unique body styles. Part of this was the Special Roadster which is considered one of the most attractive automobiles ever built.

Car rentals are available and can easily be viewed through car rental websites. These websites already offer services such as car model information, rental policies, VIP services, as well as reservations.

Las Vegas sports and classic car rentals offer a throng of distinctive cars for rent. It is available to be experienced by everyone; young and old, male or female. Get to know why such classic cars were and still are considered as the best ever built. Experience a classic like you never did. And ride that experience in the great Nevada landscape.

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Austin-Healey was a brand of sports car that was established through a joint venture arrangement that was set up in 1952 by Leonard Lord of the Austin division of the British Motor Corporation and Donald Healey who was a renowned automotive engineer and designer. They produced cars until 1972 when their 20-year agreement between the two men came to an end.

In 1966, British Motor Company merged with Jaguar Cars to form British Motor Holdings. And in 1968, Donald Healey left the company while British Motor Holdings merged to become British Leyland. Donald Healey joined Jensen Motors who was now making the “big Healeys” in 1952 and became its chairman in 1972.

The 1965 Austin-Healey or the Austin-Healey 3000 was a sports car that was built from 1959 to 1967 by Jensen Motors for the Austin-Healey brand. The 3000 make was a very successful car winning a lot of European rallies in its heyday. It was supposed to be called the “Mille Miglia” after the famed sports car race but instead the displacement-based “3000″ name stuck.

The 1965 Austin Healey was a 2-door roadster and had a FR layout. Its engine was a 2912 cc C-series. Wheelbase was 92 inch, 158 inch in length, 60 inch in width and 46 inch in height. Its curb weight was 2550 lb.

The Austin Healey being one of the famous cars that it is also gets featured in a lot of television shows and movies. It starred in animated series, The Simpsons in 1989 to 2008. It also starred in the movie, “The Thomas Crown Affair” in 1968, “Father of the Bride” in 1991, and “The Bank Job” in 2008.

Though there are efforts to recreate the Austin-Healey brand which started with Nanjing and Healey Automobile consultants/HFI Automotive signing a collaborative agreement, there is still no timeline as to when the famous sports car brand will return.

So as of now, while we wait for its return, we might as well enjoy this fast car by renting it at sports and classic car rentals in Las Vegas. Information widely abounds in the Internet. They have specific offers of their services and of the car models they carry.

So, when in Vegas, you may want to check one of these babies out or take them for a ride or two. Sure, you’re no Thomas Crown. But Vegas lets you be one, at least for a day. There are no limits here in the Entertainment Capital of the World.

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We’ve always dreamed of going to Las Vegas and giving ourselves nothing but a good time. Maybe even get ourselves a girl, get hitched, and make our mothers proud back home. Las Vegas, we have waited long enough,we have saved enough and now is the time to do it.

And of course the first stop would have to be to avail one of the great classic cars that Las Vegas car rentals have to offer, the 1956 Ford Thunderbird. No other car can change change our fortunes than this one. Frank Sinatra owns one of these T-Birds, so we might as well get ourselves to Vegas and rent one.

The Ford Thunderbird is an automobile made by Ford in th United States from 1955 through 2005. Through its thirteen generations it also had a lot of various body types. The first car was shown at the Detroit Auto Show on February 20,1954. Its first production car came out on September 9, 1954 and went on sale on October 22, 1954. 3,500 orders were placed in the first ten days of sale. The 1955 car model had a V8 engine and was a smaller two-seat “personal luxury car.”

The 1956 Thunderbird had more trunk space, exhausts were moved to the ends of the bumper, spare wheels were mounted outside, and air vents were added to improve cabin ventilation. Porthole windows were made to improve rear-quarter visibility. It had a 312-cubic inch V-8 packing 215 horsepower with optional stick-overdrive or 225 with self-shift Fordomatic.

This car may have been inspired by European sports cars, but this one ended up as an all-American convertible designed for comfortable, smooth, powerful, and straight line performance. They were uncommonly handsome, thus, they were instant classics. This is also one of the reasons why so many of these cars still roam the the boulevards of Beverly Hills. This is also the reason why so many who come to Las Vegas look for the the Ford Thunderbird to rent it.

Las Vegas car rentals offer sports and classic cars that assure you of giving a good time even by just cruising the Vegas strip. These cars have lasted long enough and persevered well enough because of its quality and class. Everyone has tried it here in Vegas, might as well grab the chance while you’re here.

So when you come to Las Vegas, step inside and take a ride in any one the great classic American cars. Afterall, classics are the cars that get the girls and makes the mothers proud. These are the cars that ride America.

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You have been in love for a long time with the all-American classic Ford Thunderbird. You may have been dreaming about cruising on the strip of Las Vegas with your girlfriend in your arms. You have done your homework, put the pictures on the wall, saved enough money, and planned for the trip. But sometimes reality does not go along with us, it is either we need to spend a lot more money than what you have or that your best friend and his girl also want to go cruising with you and you just can’t say no. What a bummer, right?

Wrong.

Car rentals in Las Vegas abound that offer sports and classic car models for you to take on the road. And of course if you want a Thunderbird that seats four people (you and your girl with your bestfriend and his), then you have got to go rent the 1960 Ford Thunderbird.

The 1960 Ford Thunderbird was part of the second generation automobiles introduced first in 1958 as a four-seater car. This four-seat Thunderbird was designed with unibody construction abandoning a separate chassis. The purpose was to allow the maximum interior space in a small exterior package.

The new Thunderbird got the Motortrend’s Car of the Year Award for its debut season. Though many fans of the earlier two-seat Thunderbird were not that glad about its new direction, sales doubled more than the previous year. This, despite losing three months to production and 1958 being a very low year for car sales.

The 1960 Thunderbird had no mechanical changes, having only a few styling differences by adding the vertical hash-marks added to rear fenders, six taillights instead of four, a square-mesh grille with full-width horizontal bars, and a “Thunderbird” script on the door projectile.

On its emblems and ornaments, there were changes but still minor. Added were a standard rectangular outside mirror, door handles that blended more closely with the upper belt molding and door trims that were changed to incorporate a built-in armrest. The 1960 model also used stainless-steel components and there were even two cars that were made entirely of stainless steel by one of Ford’s suppliers, Allegheny-Ludlum Steel Corporation.

The 1960 Ford Thunderbird, in all its muscle and American stylings, can be taken for a cruise down the Vegas dirt road or even for just a night out on the strip. The four-seater that it is, you can either enjoy a duo or with the company of friends.

So if you find your best friend and his girl jumping in on your trip, thus potentially ruining your plan, don’t despair just now. You can still ride one of the great all-American classic cars with your girl and of course your best friend and his girl. Las Vegas car rentals are here to save your day. With a classic car as your ride, double dates are a piece of cake.

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We can talk all night about any given topic. Debate, discuss, and lay down the facts, but nothing beats experiencing the live thing. Nothing tops really letting the senses feel everything, or to hear, touch, smell, taste, and to see the real deal.

The axiom, “To see is to believe,” is what we get when go to museums or car shows to watch and be awed by sports, exotic, luxury or classic cars that are all in display. But with Las Vegas car rentals, the right thing to say is, “To sense is to believe.” The real experience and the awakening of the senses is the promise that Las Vegas car rentals bring you.

An even more appreciated point is the fact that with Vegas car rentals, we can still drive one of the leading luxury cars of the past that has now gone defunct. These luxury car models are not for sale anymore. But in Vegas, we are given the option to “rent” the experience and understand the reason why it was one of the leading luxury cars back then. Take the 1937 Packard 120 Convertible Sedan, for example the.

The 1937 Packard 120 convertible sedan was a car manufactured by the now defunct Packard automobile company. Packard automobile was founded by brothers James and William Packard, along with George Lewis Weiss in Ohio. James, a mechanical engineer, believed that they could build better horseless carriage than the Winton cars owned by Weiss. He had ideas for improvement on the design of current automobiles and by 1899 they were manufacturing vehicles. The company which they called the Ohio Automobile Company introduced a number of innovations such as a modern steering wheel and years later the 12-cylinder engine.

While other cars of that time like the Cole 30 & Colt Runabout were priced at US$ 1,500, the Oldsmobile runabout at US$ 650, the Western’s Gale Model A roadster was US$500 and the Black was US$375.The Packards were priced at US$ 2,600. Still, they had a following among the wealthy purchasers here in the United States and abroad.

While other car companies like Franklin, Marmon, Ruxton, Stutz, Stearns-Knight, Dusenberg and Peirce-Arrow crashed during the Great Depression, Packard survived by producing more affordable cars in the medium-price range. In 1935 the Packard 120 convertible Sedan came out. It was Packard’s first under-US$ 1,000 car.

The Packard 120 was produced from 1935-1937 and again on 1939-1941. It had numerous body styles that included convertibles, coupes and two-and four door configurations. The 1937 model had a “C” and “CD” trim levels. It had a wood-bodied station wagon, a touring sedan and a limousine body style. This model was equipped with a 282 cubic-inch motor with a 120 horsepower, dual side mounts and a heater.

It was after the second World War that Packard began to show signs of its end. It was at this time that Packard suffered a shortage of raw materials needed to manufacture automobiles. In 1959, the Packard nameplate was pulled out from the market. In 1995, there were plans for reviving the brand but the project was later abandoned and the world realized that 1959 was the last for the Packards to ever grace a showroom.

The 1937 Packard 120 Convertible Sedan remains to be one of the luxurious cars of history. And the thrill of riding it can still be experienced through renting it at one of the classic car rentals that Las Vegas offers. Don’t limit yourself. To see is to believe is not enough. Go for the full ride, experience to believe.

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If you want attention in Las Vegas, you have got to get the car that will get you attention and maybe more. You have got to get a car that is more famous than you. And what better way to get that than by renting a Rolls Royce, the name that defines elegance and luxury. And what better way to get that ultimate Rolls Royce experience than to rent a 1987 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur.

The 1987 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur has its claim to fame when it appeared in movies such as “Absolute Power” in 1997, “Eyes Wide Shut” in 1999, “Rush Hour 2″ in 2001 and “The Bucket List” in 2008. It continued its celebrity run as it has also appeared in the television series “Miami Vice” from the years 1984 to 1989. It is even famous for being the last car that chauffered Princess Lady Diana in her last trip to the United States.

The 1987 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur is a long-wheelbase version and is four inches longer than the Silver Spirit. The Spur is identifiable by its ever-flex roof and extended rear windows. The Silver Spur uses a Girling automatic hydraulic ride height control system along with gas-charged shock absorbers while still retaining the high degree of ride quality and self-leveling suspension that the Silver Shadow offered.

The Rolls-Royce Silver Spur, for the interior, had rich leather seats and deep pile carpets that gave its driver and passengers utmost comfort. It also had a veneer-overed fascia retaining a traditional appearance. The Silver Seraph, first unveiled, on March 31, 1998 at the Geneva Motor Show soon replaced the Silver Spur, which ended production in 1997.

But even with its untimely replacement, there is still no doubt that this is a car that is more famous than you. And if you want to share the fame yourself, you can “rent” it at one of the Las Vegas car rentals that offer luxury car models across eras. With the variety of rental car dealers in Vegas, you are sure to find one that will offer you the Silver Spur, which exudes character and elegance like no other. This is a car that gets you attention. This is the car that gets you that second look.

By surfing the Internet, Las Vegas car rentals can easily be accessed through their websites. These websites offer services such as car fleets and rates, pictures and testimonials, rental policies, VIP services, and reservations all for your perusal.

So when in Vegas, you may want to pursue getting that attention that you have always wanted. Afterall, here in Vegas, nothing is impossible.

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Two for the price of one.

Prince Charles was born on November 14, 1948 and is the eldest son of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. Although he is a resident of and mostly directly involved with the oldest realm, the United Kingdom, he is equally and separately the heir apparent to the thrones of sixteen sovereign states. He is also heir to the position of Supreme Governor of the Church of England, Lord of Mann, Duke of Normandy, and Paramount Chief of Fiji. His other titles are Duke of Rothesay and Duke of Cornwall.

Of course Prince Charles was married and divorced to Lady Diana Spencer and had two sons, Prince William and Harry. Then he was married again to Camilla Parker Bowles.

Two for the price of one.

The 1993 Rolls-Royce Silver Spirit was the first of a new generation of models for the Rolls-Royce company. It became the basis for the Flying Spur, Silver Dawn, Park Ward and touring Limousine. Its chassis was also used by its sister company, Bentley to its new Mulsana/Eight series. The Silver Spur had the same basic floor pan of the Silver Shadow as well as its V8 engine. It continued the self-leveling suspension and high degree of ride quality of the Silver Shadow by using a gas-shocked absorbers and a Girling automatic ride height control system. Produced at the same time the Silver Spur was the long wheelbase version of the Silver Spirit.

The Silver Spirit III and Silver Spur III were introduced in 1993. They both had a new intake manifold and cylinder heads which upped the power output. Rear seats that adjusted independently and dual airbags were also the other new features.

A 1996 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur was the last car that carried Princess Lady Diana around on her last trip to the United states.

The 1993 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur was the car that carried around Prince Charles on his 1993 Mexico- United States Royal Tour.

I say two for the price of one because the actual 1993 Rolls- Royce Silver Spur is available to be rented at luxury and classic cars rentals in Las Vegas.

And I say two for the price of one because you get the optimum luxury performance and the quality of royal proportions. This was the car that drove the monarchy. And you yourself could be a part of that, on board this royal ride.

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Is it the car that makes one famous? Or is it the driver who make the car famous? Or is it both?

The Ford Thunderbird is an American car icon that has been manufactured in the United States from 1955 to 2005. It was Ford’s response to Chevrolet’s Corvette, but it was not sold as a full-blown sports car upon its debut release. Instead, Ford called it a personal luxury car, a description, which opened up an entirely new market segment at that time. At its introduction in 1955, it outsold the much more expensive Convertible by twenty-four to one.

At its creation, the car had many suggestions for a name ranging from “Hep Cat,” “Whizzer,” “Beaver,” “Runabout,” to monikers such as “Detroiter,” “Arcturus,” “Savile,” “Coronado,” and the ever exotic “El Tigre.”

The name “Whizzer” was initially being seriously considered as the winning model name, before stylist Alden “Gib” Giberson’s suggestion of the name “Thunderbird” was accepted. Though it is widely believed that the name comes form the Native American symbol, it is really from an ultra-exclusive housing tract named “Thunderbird Heights.”

Retired GM executive Lewis D. Crusoe, Ford designer Frank Hershey, and Ford chief stylist George Walker are generally credited for creating the Thunderbird. The concept was said to be inspired by a sports car that the trio saw in Paris. And that sports car that gave them the inspiration is rumored to be the reputable Jaguar XK120.

Now with the history of the ride all covered, we can go back to our first question. Which entity attains the elusive nature of “fame?” Is it the car, the one riding it, or better yet, is it both?

Suffice it to say, the Thunderbird has been an American car icon that has been owned, driven, and ridden in by some of history’s most impressionable and yes, famous celebrities such celebrities such as Frank Sinatra, Marilyn Monroe, Arthur Miller, and Elvis Presley. The more “recent” throng of Thunderbird owners include Rosie O Donnell, Halle Berry, John Travolta, and the queen of talk herself, Oprah Winfrey.

But the list itself cannot answer our question. Because, we wonder, why did such big celebrities buy the car in the first place? Was their choice influenced by the sleekness and the quality of the Thunderbird? Or was it because they were influenced by the celebrities who first bought it? Or was it both? How do we even try to answer such questions?

If I were to put my two cents in (which I will a few words from now), I have a proposal. I think that for any of us to arrive at an answer, we must do one thing first: We need to experience riding this car. Yes, nothing beats the sureness of experiencing something first hand. We need to experience what it feels like with people watching us, greeting us, waving at us while we are riding the Thunderbird. There is that need to be a celebrity for one to truly see for ourselves which one the onlookers are checking out: the car or us. Yes, I know that proposal seems absurd, quite juvenile even. But, then again, maybe not.

That proposal is possible because the Thunderbird is available for rent at any sports, exotic, luxury, and classic car rentals in Las Vegas. And the good thing about this is that many luxury and classic car rentals in Las Vegas are easily accessed through their websites. These websites offer services such car information, pricing and reservations. They also have other car models that we may experience first hand to also know what makes these cars special. Luxury classic car rentals were made to give us the experience riding a lot of cars with no need of buying them. This time we can answer our questions.

Now, to live the lifestyle of the rich and the famous doesn’t seem too absurd anymore. And the best part of this is, we need not break the bank to score a ride on a celebrity car such as the Thunderbird. There is no need to buy the car because we can rent it. This time, that question of who makes which famous, remains a theory no longer. This time, we get first dibs on the ride itself.

Experience is still the all important thing. So discover what a ride in a luxury car rental in Vegas can bring you. And then, maybe, just maybe, you get to discover for yourself a ride through the celebrity lane. See you in Las Vegas.

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