Some of the Most Iconic Cars From the 1960s

Nissan GT-R

The GT40, a two-seater speed racer, was one of Ford's numerous well-liked vehicles in the 1960s. Chief engineer Roy Lunn designed the car to have a V-8 engine and a sleek body, ready to show off some speed. Henry Ford II was motivated to create a vehicle that would defeat Enzo Ferrari's car at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, an endurance race that Ferrari won multiple years in a row, and he succeeded.

The GT40 astounded the crowd by dominating the course and winning that particular race for years to come. These vehicles are still available on the market today and continue to look modern.

33 Stradale Alfa Romeo

The Alfa Romeo Giulia wasn't the only vehicle from this manufacturer to succeed in the 1960s; the 33 Stradale was also a very sought-after car. The car, which had a futuristic appearance, was featured in the Italian film Un Bellissimo Novembre and was regarded as one of the most beautiful at the time of its introduction.

However, only 18 of them were produced, so those who had the honor of driving one were among the fortunate. Even though the majority of people have never seen an Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale on the road, true auto enthusiasts are aware of its value.