Some of the Most Iconic Cars From the 1960s

MGB

In the early 1960s, the MGB from the British Motor Corporation gained popularity in England. In order to protect the driver and passenger in the event of an accident, the colorful two-seater sports automobile was one of the first cars to have a crumple zone.

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It finally arrived in America and was well-known for being reasonably priced and simple to operate. In the image above, English model Kate Moss is seen driving her royal blue MGB through the city, demonstrating how classic this car truly is.

Giulia by Alfa Romeo

With a variety of bells and whistles, the Italian automaker Alfa Romeo Giulia was all about elevating vehicles. The Alfa Romeo Giulia, one of their most famous cars, gained popularity in the 1960s and demonstrated to the world that automobiles could be both practical and beautiful.

Alfa Romeo was one of the first automakers to develop a lightweight yet potent engine, effectively revolutionizing the automotive sector. Because of their flawless speed, these little ones were not only attractive to look at but were also employed as race cars.