The 1949 Chrysler New Yorker Town and Country Convertible represents a pivotal moment in automotive history, marking the end of an era with its blend of luxury, craftsmanship, and innovation. Celebrating Chrysler’s 25th anniversary, this model was part of the first postwar restyling of the Chrysler lineup, and it stands out as the last of … Read more
The 1969 Shelby GT500 Fastback stands as an icon in the world of American muscle cars, and this particular model, crossing the block at the Indy Fall Special 2024 auction, is a true rarity. According to the Elite Marti Report, it is one of only two produced with its specific equipment configuration, making it a … Read more
Sporty, elegant, and exclusive—these words perfectly capture the essence of the new BRABUS refinement range for the smart #3 BRABUS. Staying true to the motto “Black and Bold,” BRABUS has introduced a dynamic array of aerodynamic enhancements and bespoke 20-inch and 21-inch BRABUS Monoblock Z alloy wheels, elevating the top-of-the-line electric coupe SUV to new … Read more
The 2025 Ford Bronco Sport takes off-road adventure to new s with significant upgrades that enhance its capability, technology, and modular design. Building on its reputation as the rugged small SUV, the Bronco Sport introduces the highly anticipated Sasquatch off-road package, new off-road technologies, and a host of functional updates that make it ready for … Read more
The 1968 Ford Shelby GT500 stands as a testament to the golden era of American muscle cars. This iconic vehicle, which has undergone a comprehensive restoration, is a shining example of performance, style, and history, making it a highly sought-after piece for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Performance and Power At the heart of this 1968 … Read more
In 1972, Alfa Romeo introduced a sophisticated and modern sedan that would redefine the sports sedan category: the Alfa Romeo Alfetta. This model was groundbreaking both technically and aesthetically, incorporating the innovative transaxle layout and De Dion tube rear suspension. Designed by Alfa Romeo’s Centro Stile, the Alfetta featured minimalistic lines that tapered into a … Read more
In December 1981, Maserati embarked on a bold new chapter with the introduction of the Biturbo, a model that would redefine the brand’s identity and reach. Under the visionary leadership of company owner Alejandro De Tomaso, the Biturbo was conceived as a sporty coupe that combined top-tier performance with a competitive price point—a strategy aimed … Read more
Lando Norris ended Max Verstappen’s home dominance with a crushing Dutch Grand Prix victory that saw the McLaren driver beat the Red Bull Racing by almost 23 seconds, as Charles Leclerc claimed a seventh podium finish of the season with third place. For a brief period after the start Norris’ second win of the season … Read more
The 1963 Buick Riviera is a vehicle that embodies the spirit of American automotive design and engineering in the early 1960s. As the first model year for the Riviera, the 1963 edition holds a special place in the hearts of classic car enthusiasts and collectors alike. This particular Riviera, set to cross the auction block … Read more
The Rolls-Royce 40/50 H.P., later immortalized as the ‘Silver Ghost,’ is one of the most celebrated and significant automobiles in the history of motoring. Launched in 1906, it earned the title “the best car in the world,” a distinction that Rolls-Royce proudly maintains to this day. The Silver Ghost set unmatched standards for performance, reliability, … Read more