The 1966 Ford Futura Batmobile is a cinematic masterpiece completed by George Barris and Andy Perillo. As the only example besides the original driven by Adam West, it features an incredible level of stainless steel detail, a Ford Galaxie frame, and authentic Futura-spec trim.
The 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 by Scaglietti is a preserved masterpiece, finished in Rosso Rubino with rare corduroy seat inserts. Featuring a low-mileage 3.3L four-cam V12 and Ferrari Classiche certification, this unrestored icon represents the absolute peak of front-engine grand touring.
The 2005 Ford GT remains the ultimate American supercar, blending 1960s GT40 heritage with a supercharged 5.4-liter V8. This 7k-mile example in Mark IV Red features all four factory options, HRE wheels, and a gated six-speed manual for a pure, analog driving experience.
The 2022 McLaren 765LT Spider represents the pinnacle of open-top track performance, limited to just 765 units. Featuring a 755 HP V8, MSO Papaya Spark paint, and only 1,200 miles, this carbon-fiber masterpiece offers an uncompromising blend of speed and technical precision.
This 2010 Dodge Challenger SRT-8 is a professionally modified powerhouse featuring a Kenne Bell supercharger and a trunk-mounted nitrous system. With its blacked-out aesthetic, Hellcat hood, and upgraded 6.1L Hemi, it represents the peak of modern Mopar muscle and performance tuning.
The 1991 Jeep Grand Wagoneer represents the final year of a legendary American icon. Featuring a 5.0L V8, iconic wood-tone accents, and a rare Silver over Red leather color scheme, this 87k-mile survivor offers a unique chance to own the ultimate vintage family SUV.
The Mercedes-Benz 280 SE 3.5 Cabriolet represents the pinnacle of W111 luxury, featuring a 200 hp V8 and a rare Brabus 6-star restoration. This Papyrus White icon offers a Grade 1 appraisal and a level of hand-built quality that redefined the open-top grand touring experience.
This 1969 Chevrolet El Camino SS combines classic muscle with modern upgrades, featuring an overhauled 402ci V8 and TH400 transmission. With its striking blue paint, Cragar wheels, and Vintage Air climate control, this Arizona-titled legend is ready for both the show circuit and the street.
Oliver Solberg made history at the Rallye Monte-Carlo as the youngest winner of the WRC era. Leading a dominant Toyota 1-2-3 finish, the 24-year-old overcame treacherous ice and a late scare to claim his maiden victory in the Principality.
The 1965 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu SS is a standout classic finished in the rare Evening Orchid metallic. Following a massive $10,000 engine overhaul in 2025, this California-born sports coupe blends period-correct style with modern suspension upgrades for a superior drive.