Driving Today: The Greatest Cars

Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost

Immediately after its 1907 debut, the car embarked on a 2,000 mile endurance run proving the car's unparalleled quality and reliability.

When first introduced this model, purists where aghast. Little did they know how the car would virtually redefine the term "timeless."

It was more an artistic success than a commercial triumph, but that does not diminish the importance of this highly stylized vehicle.

This car (the number designated its height in inches) was conceived by Henry Ford II to teach Enzo Ferrari a lesson: Don't mess with "The Deuce."

As functional as it was beautiful, it was considered by many to be the best all-around GT car of its time.

Wyoming #1

The 60-mile drive on U.S. 14 from Dayton to Shell takes about two hours.

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