The Longest-Running Classic and Collectible Cars

According to a ranking by Fox News, the Volkswagen Beetle is one of the longest-running nameplates. The Beetle has a sinister origin as a car commissioned the Nazi part in Germany. It was intended to be a car for the people, and one that could get around on the newly built Autobahn. After the war, the car continued to be produced and the rest is history. Beetles from the 1960s are particularly popular with Volkswagen collectors.
Stateside, the Mustang is a brand that has been in production since 1964. Among sporty American cars, only the Chevy Corvette beats it with a continuous run since 1953. Both the original pony car and the classic sports car are hugely collectible today. Both, of course, are still in production and remain popular new cars as well.

As reported at MSN Autos, the longest-running car brand is yet another truck, the Chevrolet Suburban. First introduced as a wagon in 1933, the Suburban has been in production for a whopping 80 years. Older versions of the Suburban are unique collectibles. Because they have been around for so long, you can get a Suburban that represents your favorite automotive decade.
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