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The Merkur Encyclopedia is a specialist technical archive for Ford's short-lived North American Merkur brand, collecting XR4Ti and Scorpio repair notes, wiring information, ECU data, bulb charts, buyer guidance, modifications, and hard-won owner knowledge.
Countach.ch is a specialist Lamborghini Countach reference built around ownership, maintenance, upgrades, model differences, and the practical hardware problems that appear once a poster car becomes an aging machine.
The Dodge Garage is a deep technical archive for Chrysler's turbocharged front-wheel-drive cars, covering engines, turbos, intercoolers, transmissions, electronics, modifications, part numbers, and the practical knowledge needed to keep obscure 1980s Mopars alive.
JavelinAMX.com preserves American Motors history through racing photos, technical data, magazine scans, advertisements, foreign-market brochures, model cars, police Javelins, and owner-submitted material.
The National Police Car Archives has spent more than two decades collecting photographs of American law-enforcement vehicles agency by agency, building a strange and useful visual record of public-service design.
TownWagon.com preserves model information, serial-number research, photographs, and owner registries for obscure mid-century Dodge and Plymouth trucks that are poorly served by mainstream automotive references.
Bolko Rawicz's 1996 Beskid page documented Poland's aerodynamic 1980s economy-car prototype with factory-supplied photographs, technical details, and period magazine research long before obscure prototypes became easy to look up.
Julian Marsh's Citroënët grew from a 1995 enthusiast site into thousands of pages on Citroën history, including a deep technical archive on high-pressure hydraulics, Hydractive suspension, DS, SM, CX, BX, XM and Xantia systems.
CarsFromItaly.net became a dense enthusiast reference for Alfa Romeo, Fiat, Lancia, Ferrari, Maserati, Lamborghini and dozens of smaller Italian marques, combining model history with technical specifications.
Paul Pollock's WebCars mixes Corvette history, classic-car features, technical calculators, wallpapers and ownership notes in the sprawling enthusiast-reference style of the old web.