The 2026 Hyundai BAYON gains new Black Line and Tech Line trims, updated styling, more comfort features and a refined 1.0-litre 90PS engine. This update reshapes the compact crossover’s appeal with clearer equipment levels.
The Caterham Project V prototype begins full testing ahead of 2026, showcasing its Yamaha e-axle, advanced battery cooling, and development milestones. This marks a decisive phase for the electric sports coupé.
This 1957 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Roadster benefits from an eight-year, nut-and-bolt restoration completed in 2024. It is finished in its highly desirable original color combination of Schwarz over optional Cream leather.
The 1995 BMW M3 AC Schnitzer ACS3 CLS is one of just 75 built, showcasing the tuner’s expertise. This E36 boasts a significant weight reduction through extensive carbon-Kevlar body panels and a focused interior. Its
A detailed look at the 2008 Ford Shelby GT500 convertible, its supercharged V8 power, factory-grade SuperSnake upgrades, and low-mileage condition. This example features Tasca-built enhancements and standout presentation.
A detailed look at the 1947 Pontiac Streamliner Eight Station Wagon, its wood-bodied design, Hydramatic gearbox, and preserved presentation. This example highlights strong originality, period-correct colors, and its long history within private collections.
This 1971 Plymouth Cuda is a matching-numbers example, powered by its original 383 CI V-8 engine and 727 TorqueFlite automatic transmission. Finished in the rare Winchester Gray metallic, the car retains its factory air conditioning and two original broadcast sheets. It features a Sport hood, Rallye dash, and power disc brakes.
This 1964 Pontiac GTO Custom Convertible is an expertly executed frame-off build that merges iconic muscle car looks with modern, reliable performance.
The 1956 Pontiac Chieftain Wagon pairs classic mid-fifties styling with a 383 CI V-8, modern comforts and custom upgrades that enhance its driving experience. It blends vintage design cues with features such as air conditioning, power steering and four-wheel disc brakes.
The 1958 Ford Country Squire paired its woodgrain look with spacious seating, V8 power options and late-fifties styling that defined Ford’s flagship wagon. It delivered family-friendly versatility, bold design and the comfort features buyers wanted in a premium station wagon.