Classic cars are about to get a nostalgic overhaul. In a move that's sure to delight retro car enthusiasts, a major manufacturer is set to revive a design feature long thought extinct: shared sheet metal and rear-mounted back doors. This iconic styling element was a staple of 1960s and 1970s American muscle cars, but it's been largely absent from modern production models. With the resurgence of interest in vintage designs, it's no surprise that this beloved feature is making a comeback – but what does this mean for the future of car design and the enthusiasts who love it?
From the archive: Ta-ta to shared sheetmetal—and back doors, too.
