On this week's episode of Stories from the Driver's Side, Mary Agrusa with the continues our multi-part discussion into the life and times of Henry Ford. This week, we wrap-up the Greenfield Village designs and [...]
On this week's episode of "Stories from the Driver's Side," host Mary Agrusa dives into the latest exhibit to open called, "Wood You Believe It?" This one dives into the history of how many earlier [...]
Event includes the talk "Decades of Automotive Design" by Tom Shinall, Director of Curatorial Services, Savoy Automobile Museum. Click here to learn more!
The name Ferrari invokes excitement and passion from many car enthusiasts. Luigi Chinetti an Italian-born racecar driver and 3-time winner of LeMans relocated to the US prior to WWII. He reconnected with his friend Enzo [...]
On this week's episode, host Mary Agrusa from Savoy continues our ongoing, multi-part series on the life and times of Henry Ford. In this installment, we discover a link to Martha Berry and Berry College [...]
A new corvette exhibit is turning heads at the Savoy Automobile Museum in Cartersville. Expert Mary Agrusa breaks down the fascinating early history of the corvette through the 50s and 60s and gives us an [...]
Atlanta is a city buzzing with car culture, but if you’re a Corvette owner, you know your passion goes beyond the average car show. To help you fuel that passion in new ways, we’ve put [...]
On today's episode, Mary Agrusa with the continues our multi-part journey throught he life of Henry Ford. In part 22, we look at how Ford, on the heels of the success of his hospital, innovates [...]
Before European imports made their entrance into the U.S. market, car enthusiasts who chose not to follow the herd drove a Hudson, such as this 1953 Hudson Hornet, which is part of the Savoy Collection. [...]
The first Lincoln Continental rolled off the assembly line on September 2, 1939, with Edsel Ford behind the wheel. Teaming up with Bob Gregorie, his chief designer, and eschewing the long, painstaking developmental design process, [...]
