In the immediate aftermath of World War II, it briefly looked like the U.S. auto industry might expand beyond the familiar “Big Three.” Backed by industrial powerhouse Henry J. Kaiser and veteran auto ...

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Henry J Kaiser conquered nearly every industry he went into, but his best efforts to take on Detroit failed. Although this was clear by 1954, it didn't stop his car company from releasing a gorgeous ...

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Early post-war American cars are cooler than you think, and I'm not just talking about Bel Aires and '52 Fords like you see in all the movies from the period. In those days, you didn’t have three or ...

Founded in 1945, Kaiser is primarily known for the Jeep models it produced after its 1953 merger with Willys-Overland. The Kaiser Jeep Corporation was bought by AMC in 1970. Some also remember the ...

There were many interesting cars on display at Detroit Autorama in Michigan. One of the biggest head-turners at the show was the 1954 Kaiser Manhattan that goes by the nickname “Voodoo Sahara.” The ...

Not all '50s cars were born cool. Sure, some started looking good over the years and others earned their keep as alternatives to the mainstream. A few even endeared themselves as loveable ugly ...

This year's Detroit Autorama showcased a 1954 Kaiser Manhattan 4-door "Voodoo Sahara" and was built as a tribute to Hollywood custom car designer George Barris, who designed the Batmobile for the ...

There were many interesting cars on display at Detroit Autorama in Michigan. One of the biggest head turners at the show was the 1954 Kaiser Manhattan that goes by the nickname “Voodoo Sahara.” The ...