Bench seats in classic cars evoke a sense of nostalgia and Americana, representing an era of automotive design focused on spacious interiors and family-friendly features. While modern vehicles have ...

There is a tremendous abundance of nostalgia within the automotive community, with fans of various eras echoing a familiar sentiment: Vehicle manufacturers don't make them like they used to.

There are plenty of car features that went out the window at some point or another, including ones that were once the only option for drivers. One such feature that fell into obscurity was the classic ...

Classic cars capture the imagination like nothing else. Some stand out for their bold designs, while others are remembered for unique features that are now lost in time, like rolling drum odometers, ...

The majority of Mopars produced during the '60s and '70s were equipped with the standard bench seat, usually covered in vinyl. And while these bench seats are soft, springy, and offer a great way for ...

You don't have to be too old to remember having a bench seat in the front of an American car. It's kind of a staple for a big domestic sedan to have three seatbelts up front and a column shifter for ...

Forget the lumbar region, the coccyx, the gluteus maximus. It’s not the butt or the back that counts. It’s the personal space. So say experts called ergonomists, who study how people adjust to their ...

Vintage Mustang bucket seats are notoriously uncomfortable. Good for the short day drive to a car show or cruise-in, and that's about it. They can be hard on the posterior if you're going any distance ...