The 1958 Edsel Corsair arrived with the weight of an entire industry’s expectations on its fins. In the late 1950s, Detroit was convinced that bigger, flashier and more segmented lineups would keep ...

Edsel's radically styled vehicles were launched into a recession and crowded automotive segment in 1958 and discontinued just two years later amid dismal sales. His 1958 Edsel Bermuda Wagon is one of ...

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Remember the ill-fated Edsel brand named after the son of Henry Ford? Founded in 1956 and phased out in 1959 over bad reception and millions of dollars in losses, Edsel continues to fascinate to this ...

In the late 1940s, Ford Motor Company concluded that a mid-priced automobile void hindered sales and pushed a significant portion of the market into a mass migration to other manufacturers. Long story ...

On this day in 1957, Ford released a car that flopped so spectacularly that it has become a timeless case study on how not to develop and launch a product. The 1958 Ford Edsel was supposed to be the ...

KINGSTON, N.Y. - Martin Lennox took out an ad in the local paper to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the day his car rolled off the assembly line. Then he gave a party. Lennox's friend Steve Wyckoff ...

Many people have fond memories of the family station wagon. For Edsel B. Ford II, the great-grandson of Henry Ford, it's just a little bit different. Because the car carries his name. Yet, like so ...

Is an Edsel a street rod? Don't look now, but this 1958 Edsel Ranger, built by Bobby Alloway and the Alloway's Hot Rod Shop team, isMagazine's 2019 Street Rod of the Year. The puzzled looks on ...

Barrett-Jackson is auctioning off two vehicles this month from the personal collection of Edsel Ford II, including a 1958 version of the car named after his grandfather. "This is an amazing ...

Editor’s note: David Krumboltz’s regular column is on hiatus until further notice due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In its place, we’re running some of Dave’s favorite past columns. This one originally ...