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 | The Chrysler Imperial was not just a car; it was a statement! From 1926 to 1993, it redefined what a high-end car could be! But it's fascinating how its legacy didn’t last. So, why did this iconic car fade into history? |
 | Unlock the secrets of one of Canada's most influential automotive dynasties, where innovation and ambition intertwined to shape the industry as we know it. Tune in to hear the remarkable origins of McLaughlin Motors, beginning with Robert McLaughlin's groundbreaking work in 1867, the same |
 | Can Nissan recover from its fall from grace and quality left from its failed marriage to Renault? Join us as we explore how Nissan wound up falling so far out of favour with consumers and the automotive world as a whole. Follow us as we journey through Nissan’s failed alliance, to the mismanagement from its |
 | What if Canada’s car legacy is more intriguing than you ever imagined? Step back in time with us as we unravel the stories behind Canada's unique automotive brands, meticulously crafted by the big players like General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler to meet the distinct needs of Canadian markets. |
 | Why did Chrysler create the Eagle brand and why was it only here for a short time? AutoLooks takes a look at why this brand existed and what it kept alive for another twelve years. Follow us as we explore the history of Chrysler's short lived Eagle brand, to find out why it was really here. |
 | Can two (2) new companies really bring us the DeLorean we really want? AutoLooks takes a look at the two (2) companies vying to bring us a new DeLorean. One has knowledge of the product, while the other has history with the founder. But who will win this race? |
 | Canadian built vehicles do exist and you would be surprised as to what has been manufactured in the Great White North. We may not have a Canadian company, but we do have Canadian Made products. Follow AutoLooks as we uncover what vehicles Canada has made and still makes today. |
 | How did Cadillac go from the gold standard of luxury to being just another luxury brand? AutoLooks takes a look at how Cadillac lost its way and how its trying too recapture the gold standard of luxury again. Cause even Cadillac wants to be the Cadillac of cars again. |
 | Made to fight back against the Asian invasion of the 80's, Saturn is the story of the little company that could. But in the end what really brought this little company who could to its knees? AutoLooks takes a look at the life and death of Saturn Cars. What really did kill this great idea off? |
 | No other company did it better when they merged American muscle with Italian engineering. So, why did De Tomaso disappear from the world? AutoLooks has the answers to that and more, as we take a look back at this once great brand. |
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