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The Best Cars of 1969!

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1969 was a great year for music, film, and hippies. However, it wasn't just great art that came from 1969 but also some great cars. In this article, I have created a list of all the great cars that were released or produced during 1969! This article is only a list as I will actually be attempting to do individual articles about all of these cars in the future! 

So, there were a lot of cars released in 1969. The American market was thriving with muscle cars and the Europeans were making some pretty sweet cars! The total list is maybe not quite as long as you would expect, but it is full of awesome cars that are now beautiful classics! So, let's take a look at the list of cars from 1969!

Cars Released in 1969:

  • Aston Martin V8
  • Autobianchi A112
  • Ford Boss 429 Mustang
  • Chevy K5 Blazer
  • Chrysler Opala
  • Citreon M35
  • Dacia 1300
  • Alfa Romeo Iguana (Concept Car)
  • Ferrari Dino 246 GT
  • Dodge Challenger
  • Fiat 128
  • Ford Capri
  • Holden Hurricane (Concept Car)
  • Iso Lele 
  • Honda 1300
  • Nissan S30
  • Nissan Skyline GT-R
  • Mitsubishi Galant
  • Porsche 914
  • Subaru R-2
  • Volkswagen K70
In honor of the namesake of this blog, I will be doing an article about each and every one of these cars! Yes, that even includes that concept cars that made the list. I left out a few of the cars that were released in 1969 as they were, well, a little bit drab. However, if there are any interesting cars that you think I left off, please leave a comment and let me know!

This list is filled with cool European sports cars, small Japanese city cars, and big American muscle cars. This is literally the perfect lineup for any car lover. Now, anyone can argue that there are better years for cars or that this was not the prime year for classics. However, I will remind you that this is only the cars that were released during this time period. There were lots of other sports cars that were being made during this period! Cars like the Porsche 911 and the Mazda Cosmo were still produced during the year 1969, they just weren't released then. 

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