Ringbrothers, the globally acclaimed custom car builder and parts manufacturer, is set to unveil three highly anticipated custom builds at the 2024 SEMA Show, taking place from Nov. 5-8 in Las Vegas. Known for pushing the boundaries of engineering and design, Ringbrothers’ latest creations will showcase their signature craftsmanship and innovation. Featured Builds: “INFECTED” 1970 … Read more
This 1937 Horch 853 Cabriolet stands as an outstanding example of German automotive engineering from the Classic Era. With its powerful eight-cylinder engine, imposing yet elegant proportions, and a storied ownership history, this magnificent cabriolet is a true testament to the luxury and craftsmanship of pre-war German automobiles. Key Highlights: Chassis No.: 853412 Location: Los … Read more
The Type 37A Introduced in late 1925, the Bugatti Type 37 was a development of the renowned Type 35, featuring a 1.5-litre unsupercharged four-cylinder engine. However, the demand for more power led to the introduction of the Type 37A in 1927, which added a single Roots-type supercharger to increase power to around 90 horsepower. This … Read more
A Pristine Example of American Muscle Set to be showcased at the Kissimmee 2025 auction, this 1966 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible offers collectors an extraordinary opportunity. This iconic American sports car boasts an impressive pedigree, having never undergone restoration, and still retains its original HD-suffix 327/350 HP L79 V-8 engine. With just 40,974 miles on the … Read more
This 2005 Ford Thunderbird 50th Anniversary Convertible stands out with its exceptionally low mileage, having only 3.5 miles on the odometer, making it a true collector’s dream. Powered by a 3.9L V-8 engine paired with an automatic transmission, it offers a smooth and powerful drive. The vehicle boasts a power-operated convertible top, complemented by a … Read more
Provenance and Historical Significance: The BMW 328 Roadster made an immediate impact upon its debut, thanks to BMW factory racer Ernst Henne, who secured a win in the 2-litre class at the Nürburgring in 1936. The car’s combination of sleek design and powerful performance soon led to widespread adoption on racing circuits across Europe. This … Read more
Abarth-Simca 2000 Overview: Unveiled in 1964, the Abarth-Simca 2000 was the pinnacle of the Abarth-Simca lineup, following the 1300 and 1600 versions. Powered by an upgraded 1,500 cc Simca engine block, it produced a staggering 200 bhp—a remarkable achievement for such a small displacement engine. The car’s performance was enhanced by two 58mm Weber DCO … Read more
Kia is preparing to unveil the refreshed version of its popular Sportage, which is set for its official debut in November. This facelift comes three years after the fifth-generation model first launched in 2021, bringing a range of updates that enhance both style and technology. The first official teaser offers a glimpse of the Sportage’s … Read more
To mark 50 years since the end of Jaguar E-Type production in 1974, Jaguar Classic has unveiled an exclusive E-Type Commemorative. Only two bespoke models have been crafted, paying homage to the legendary sports car and embodying the pinnacle of British design and craftsmanship. These one-of-a-kind creations celebrate the essence of the E-Type while adding … Read more
The 1936 Delahaye 135 S Works, chassis 47188, stands as one of the most distinguished pre-war French racing cars. With only 20 units produced, this model is famed for its lightweight, high-performance engineering and storied racing history. Among these rare machines, chassis 47188 is particularly special. It was one of only two Works competition cars … Read more