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Full details & bid : bringatrailer.com A Standalone Luxury: The Continental Mark II, a vehicle introduced as the flagship model of Ford’s short-lived, exclusive Continental division, debuted at the 1955 Paris Motor Show, immediately establishing itself as a symbol of American luxury and design. With a limited production run of just 2,994 coupes between 1955 … Read more
A Modern Muscle Throwback: The Dodge Challenger has always been a master of blending retro design with contemporary muscle, and the Shakedown concept, unveiled at the 2016 SEMA Show, took this philosophy to an exciting new level. This striking concept reimagined the iconic 1971 Challenger for the modern era, showcasing a potent combination of classic … Read more
A Mid-Sized Muscle Revelation: The Ford Torino burst onto the American automotive scene in 1968 as a new mid-sized contender, positioned between the compact Falcon and the full-sized Ford models. Named after a city in Italy, the Torino aimed to offer a more upscale and stylish alternative in the muscle car landscape. Among its various … Read more
A Masterpiece of Customization: At the prestigious Milan Design Week 2025, the collaboration between Maserati and Giorgetti extended beyond a stunning interior collection to produce a truly unique automotive creation: the Fuoriserie Maserati Grecale Giorgetti Edition. This one-off vehicle, a fully electric Grecale Folgore, stands as a testament to the artistry and bespoke capabilities of … Read more
Full details & bid : bringatrailer.com A Yellow Time Capsule: This 1970 Ford Torino Cobra SportsRoof coupe represents a remarkable piece of muscle car history, reportedly remaining under original ownership for an impressive 43 years. Following an 11-year stint in storage with its second owner, this Torino Cobra was acquired by the current seller in … Read more
Full details & bid : bringatrailer.com A Muscle Car Icon: The Ford Mustang Mach 1 is a legendary nameplate, synonymous with performance and bold styling. This particular 1973 model, built in May of that year and sold through the Twin Cities district sales office, embodies that spirit. Having undergone a previous refurbishment that saw its … Read more
Full details & bid : bringatrailer.com A Turquoise Transformation: This 1956 Chevrolet 210 two-door sedan presents a unique blend of classic styling and modern performance. Originally finished in the vibrant Tropical Turquoise, the car underwent a repaint in a striking white over yellow combination at some point before 2007. Further customized with chrome-look airbrushed trim, … Read more
Full details & bid : RM Sotheby’s A Historic Auction: History is set to be made at the FORMULA 1 TAG HEUER GRAND PRIX DE MONACO 2025, as Michael Schumacher’s iconic 2001 Ferrari F2001, chassis 211, will be auctioned in Monte Carlo. This marks the first-ever car auction to take place at the prestigious event … Read more
The “Colonnade” hardtops represent a significant era in American automotive design, primarily spanning the 1973 through 1977 model years. Introduced by General Motors across its Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, and Buick divisions, these intermediate-sized cars were characterized by their distinctive pillarless hardtop styling that incorporated fixed center pillars for enhanced rollover protection. This design shift came … Read more
Full details & bid : mecum.com A Classic Reborn: The 1947 Mercury Eight holds a special place in automotive history, representing a stylish transition from pre-war designs to the burgeoning post-war era. This particular model, a recently completed restomod focused build with only 100 miles since its completion, takes that classic elegance and injects it … Read more