Spotting Canada\'s Expats in the Wild

By JONATHAN SCHULTZ

1964 Acadian Beaumont Sport Deluxe

In Sunday's Automobiles section, Ian Austen writes about cars built primarily after World War II by the Canadian divisions of Detroit-based automakers. The era spawned designs that, to an American eye, were at once familiar but distinct, sometimes relying on a grille flourish or trunklid emblem to distinguish them from their American counterparts.

Keen readers will spot the points of differentiation among these Canadian-branded collector cars and their American equivalents:

1968 Pontiac Beaumont convertible

1957 Monarch Turnpike Cruiser

1965 and 1966 Acadian Beaumont Sport Deluxe