Chevrolet is one of only a handful of automotive legends to survive the tests of time. Alongside Ford, Dodge, and General Motors, Chevrolet is a brand well-known among the American public.

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There is not a more popular car in the world than the Toyota Corolla. With 44.1 million units sold, only the Ford F-Series, at 40 million units, even comes close. Debuting in 1966, the Corolla quickly became one of the most affordable, reliable and sought-after models on the global market and confirmed the appeal of Japanese-made automobiles in the latter half of the twentieth century.

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Though Alfa Romeo has only recently renewed their presence in the United States, the company is founded upon a strong legacy of perseverance. With a history nearly as long as many other well-known automotive manufacturers, Alfa Romeo continues to offer customers beautifully-designed vehicles with unique accents and strong capabilities. From the Giulia and 4C to the Stelvio and 8C Competizione, the Italian car-maker’s lineup may be small, but don’t let the short list fool you. Alfa Romeo is serious about bringing customers a once-in-a-lifetime experience in a one-of-a-kind vehicle.

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Japanese Automaker Nissan entered the luxury market with Infiniti in 1987, joining Honda’s Acura and Toyota’s Lexus luxury brands. Nissan’s vision was to establish a new concept of automotive luxury and owner experience.

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Acura introduced the first Japanese luxury car in 1986. At the time, Japanese cars were compact, practical and low cost – certainly not luxury. The upscale Acura, built by Honda, broadened public perception of what a Japanese car could be.

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