The 1965 Ford Falcon two-door sedan holds a pivotal place in Ford’s history. This model was the backbone of a new compact class. It also served as the foundation for a performance legend. The Falcon offered affordability and a rugged design. It was a humble icon that truly changed the automotive landscape. Learn more about this crucial classic.
Discover the enduring appeal of the 1966 Mercury Comet Caliente convertible. This classic perfectly blended style and power. It stood out in a competitive era. The Comet offered drivers a memorable experience. Its design elements remain iconic today. Learn more about this automotive legend.
The Rimac Nevera combines 1,914 hp, 258 mph top speed, and advanced AI driver coaching, redefining electric hypercar performance.
Explore the sleek 1967 Mercury Montclair four-door hardtop, a full-size classic that blended V8 performance with the distinctive pillarless sedan style. This body style was a popular feature of the mid-sixties, offering an open, airy cabin paired with the standard 390 V8. The Montclair delivered refined luxury without the Park Lane’s high cost.
Discover the model history of the 1965 Mercury Comet 202 two-door Sedan. This base model successfully blended stylish looks, durability, and economy. It featured the Comet’s signature stacked headlights and benefited from a performance-ready chassis. The 202 became a foundational piece of Mercury’s 1960s lineup, appealing to buyers who valued a solid, sensible car with a touch of upscale American style.
Capricorn unveils the 01 Zagato, a 900+PS, mid-engined, rear-wheel-drive hypercar, limited to 19 units, priced at €2.95 million. Featuring a Zagato-designed body, full carbon fiber construction, and a manual transmission, it delivers an unmatched analog driving experience for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Explore the ’67 Ghost, the debut ECD 1967 Mustang Fastback. This bespoke build uses a Roush V8 engine to blend classic soul with modern refinement. This vehicle launches ECD’s new Mustang program, focusing on made-to-order 1965–1970 models. Each car features authentic Ford V8 power, delivering best-in-class craftsmanship and daily drivability.
Custom-built 1995 Defender 110 in Olive Yellow Green, featuring a 430 HP LS3 V8, ECD Air Ride suspension, and bespoke interiors. Project Daybreak balances rugged off-road capability with refined style, designed for sunrise chasers and heritage enthusiasts alike.
ECD Jaguar E-Type GTO — The Bridgewater Commission reimagines the iconic E-Type with handcrafted aluminum, Series I–III architecture, and a modern V12 engine. This bespoke open-top grand tourer merges heritage, analog craftsmanship, and over 400 horsepower for a truly unique driving experience.
ECD Automotive Design’s Project Gravette reimagines the Porsche 911 (993) with handcrafted luxury and performance. Powered by a turbocharged M64 engine, this bespoke coupe marks ECD’s first Porsche build, combining classic aesthetics with modern precision and signature craftsmanship.