Alfa Romeo would introduce pop-up headlights on the production 8C 2900A Berlinetta just a year later in 1936, and the Buick Y-Job concept would follow in 1938.

You might be shocked to hear this, but not everyone is a fan of pop-up headlamps. I know, it’s atrocious to hear. But, some people think there are cars out there that look dumb with these little ...

In short, pop-up headlights aren’t illegal, and you won’t be ticketed for driving a classic car around. But regulations make them cost-prohibitive. If you miss them, there’s always the ...

Despite their disappearance, pop-up headlights remain a beloved design trait of some of the most legendary cars ever built. Here are 10 of the coolest cars that proudly sported them. 1 ...

The pop-ups, or flip-eye/hideaway headlights, as they are also known, are a long-departed automotive style feature that plays with the design of vehicles and the idea of concealing their main ...

Modern headlights are cool, with their complex LED arrays and bright illumination, but they’ll never be the best lights out there. That’s because the best lights out there are pop-up headlamps ...

The C6 Corvette “Retrovette” Features C2 Pop-Up Headlights, LS3 Small-Block V8. ... is offered by Sterling BMW instead of a Chevrolet dealership or the company responsible for the conversion ...

Pop-up headlights—or hidden headlamps, as they are technically deemed—first appeared on the Cord 810 in 1936. At the time, they were implemented for their supposed aerodynamic advantage; ...

But it wasn’t until the ’60s and ’70s that pop-up headlights hit their stride. At the time, U.S. regulations dictated either round or rectangular sealed-beam headlights.

Pop-up headlights were all the rage back in the age of the aerodynamic 1980s wedge-shape design. They offered vehicles a sleek, cohesive hood line and an undeniable "cool-factor" when the sun set, ...

Pop-up headlights are, like mullets, shoulder pads and dial-up internet, a thing of the past. But not all cars who featured them looked bad. I can distinctly remember the moment in my early youth ...