Our Bermuda Cars
Since the 1950s, cars have been advanced so much in so many ways. However, welcome to a peek of a little history of cars in Bermuda from the 1950s - 1990s.
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If anyone would like to share any photos of cars within these years, you are more than welcomed to do so.
1950 Cadillac
The 1950 model features a lower stance, sleek design, one-piece windscreen, black finish, chrome bumpers, styling lines, and red leather seats extending to door cards.
1958 Edsel Station Wagon
Ford, Mercury, and Edsel each had their own deluxe station wagons in 1958, with the Edsel Bermuda featuring simulated wood trim like its counterparts.
1950 - 1959 Cadillac Coupe Deville
Cadillac was rated "best looking" and "best value" among luxury models in a survey. In 1952, they celebrated their 50th anniversary with special "golden anniversary" models, introducing standard power steering for easier steering.
Our Bermuda Cars
Since the 1950s, cars have been advanced so much in so many ways. However, welcome to a peek of a little history of cars in Bermuda from the 1950s - 1990s.
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If anyone would like to share any photos of cars within these years, you are more than welcomed to do so.
1950 Morris Minor Convertible
The Series MM Minor model was produced from late 1948 to early 1953. It included a two-door and a four-door four-seat saloon, as well as a convertible Tourer added in 1950. The design had front torsion bar suspension like the Morris Oxford MO and an almost-unibody construction.
1950s-70s Morris Minor
The 1950 model was a two-door saloon, the range was expanded to include a four-door saloon in 1952 and a wood-framed estate car. This car featured an external structural ash (wood) frame for the rear bodywork, with two side-hinged rear doors.
1950 - 1959 Cadillac Coupe Deville
Cadillac led the survey and was rated "best looking" and "best value" among luxury models. In 1952, Cadillac celebrated its 50th anniversary with special "golden anniversary" models, introducing power steering as standard equipment, a significant engineering enhancement for easier steering.
Our Bermuda Cars
Since the 1950s, cars have been advanced so much in so many ways. However, welcome to a peek of a little history of cars in Bermuda from the 1950s - 1990s.
​
If anyone would like to share any photos of cars within these years, you are more than welcomed to do so.
1963 Land Rover
Land Rover, a renowned British car manufacturer with a rich history, is globally recognized for its exceptional four-wheel-drive vehicles. Since its inception in 1948 with the launch of the Series I Land Rover, the brand has gained immense popularity, particularly within the off-road sector.
1965 Rolls Royce Convertible
The Rolls Royce Silver Cloud III convertible, known for its 'chinese eye' front light configuration, is highly iconic and desirable. It attracted the rich and famous in the 1960s and has a celebrity history.
1965 Ford Mustang
In 1965, the GT Mustang offered a choice between a hardtop, convertible, or fastback model. It also provided the option of a 225 or 271hp V-8 engine, paired with a 3 or 4-speed manual or cruise-o-matic transmission.
Our Bermuda Cars
Since the 1950s, cars have been advanced so much in so many ways. However, welcome to a peek of a little history of cars in Bermuda from the 1950s - 1990s.
​
If anyone would like to share any photos of cars within these years, you are more than welcomed to do so.
1972 MGB V8 Roadster
The MGB, produced and sold from 1962 to 1980 by the British Motor Corporation (BMC) and later the Austin-Morris division of British Leyland, was a two-door sports car known for its four-cylinder, soft-top design.
1974 Volkswagon T2 Camper
The Volkswagen Type 2, born in 1950 by the German car whizzes at Volkswagen, was a snazzy front-seat light commercial vehicle and proudly struts as their second car creation.
1979 Chrysler Alpine 1.3 GL
This car was born as a quirky front-wheel drive experiment, drawing inspiration from snazzy foreign designs. In the late 1970s, Moskvitch snagged a bunch of mini rides from different brands to put through the wringer. Turns out, the French and Swedish wheels stole the show with their nifty features and trusty performance.
Our Bermuda Cars
Since the 1950s, cars have been advanced so much in so many ways. However, welcome to a peek of a little history of cars in Bermuda from the 1950s - 1990s.
​
If anyone would like to share any photos of cars within these years, you are more than welcomed to do so.
1980 Ford Escort
The Ford Escort's third iteration was introduced in 1980, showcasing Ford's design language of the time. It featured a black louvred radiator grille, straked rear lamp clusters, and an innovative aerodynamic 'bustle-back' boot lid.
1983 VW Golf GTI
The road-ready model boasted a feisty 108bhp 1.6-liter engine, old-school mechanical fuel injection, a slick four-speed manual transmission with a quirky golf ball gear shifter, and a souped-up chassis for top-notch grip, control, and nimbleness, setting the stage for the GTI's iconic performance.
1988 Peugeot 309 GTI
The Peugeot 309 GTI lived in the shadow of its smaller sibling, the 205 GTi. Despite its conservative appearance, the 309 GTi proved to be a superior vehicle. Its larger size provided wider tracks, enhancing high-speed cornering with sharper and more precise handling.
1989 MG Maestro Turbo
It zoomed past most rivals with its turbo speed, sporty Tickford makeover, and flashy wheels. But let's face it, under the hood, it was still just a good ol' Maestro. Sales crawled, probably because it hit the scene six years late to the Maestro party.
Our Bermuda Cars
Since the 1950s, cars have been advanced so much in so many ways. However, welcome to a peek of a little history of cars in Bermuda from the 1950s - 1990s.
​
If anyone would like to share any photos of cars within these years, you are more than welcomed to do so.
1991 Peugeot 205 GTi
The vehicle features a powerful 130hp engine, accelerating from 0 to 60mph in 7.8 seconds. It outperforms its 1.6 counterpart with 119lb ft of torque compared to 98lb ft, giving it a muscle car feel. Additional upgrades include rear disc brakes and 15-inch alloy wheels by Peugeot.
1992 Volkswagon Golf 8 GTI
The Volkswagon Golf 8 GTI is equipped with a robust 2.0-liter 4-cylinder turbo petrol engine, a modern and sleek design, a distinctive LED light strip, and eye-catching 19-inch alloy wheels.
1995 Rover Mini Cooper
The 1.3L engine packs around 62BHP, ready to zip through winding roads. They say it's a joy ride that'll have you smiling like a Cheshire cat. This beauty is up for grabs after enjoying three years of adventures!
1999 Volkswagen Golf Estate 2.0 GL
Sporting the mightiest engine in the Golf Estate lineup, this bad boy packs a 1984cc powerhouse that churns out a whopping 115bhp. Speed demons rejoice with a top velocity of 118mph and a zippy 0-62mph dash in just 12.3 seconds!
