Porsche made just 55 911 Carrera RS 3.8s and never sold them in the U.S., but we guess transforming robots from space don’t really care about import rules
Jaguar has unveiled a pair of lightly modified E-Types that pay homage to the examples that won the model its first races at the hands of Graham Hill and Roy Salvadori
Turbocharged Aston supercar originally hit 191 mph in 1979, but reached 205 mph with Le Mans winner Darren Turner at the wheel
The 520i was rescued from river slumber but German authorities have no idea who it belongs to
Raced by Jan de Vroom in 1956, this 250 GT “Low Roof” Aluminum Coupe is one of 14 examples ever built
The hairy-chested Griffith V8 was the car that kick-started TVR’s 1990s boom years
The seller turned down nearly a quarter of a million dollars on a car with unknown mileage
You have to admire the effort that’s gone into turning an old Kia into a Ford Mustang even if the result is hardly a perfect copy
According to the plaque on the dash, the reverse restomod is one of only seven built
Stack on the buyers premium and this one-off supercar went for over three-quarters of a million bucks
This legendary sports car is street legal under the show and display exception
The zero-emissions classic E-Type is lighter than the ICE-powered original, despite the integration of the electric powertrain
Those behind secondary marketplace Altr thought of a unique way to stand out during the Monaco Grand Prix
Located in Britain, the BMW E30 has only 2,400 miles on the clock, and is up for auction
Pontiac GTO engine is a nice touch since GM pinched the name from Ferrari 60 years ago
This Porsche Boxster-based homage to the 356 Speedster is a one-off built by DNA Automotive in the UK
With a 2.8-liter M52 powerplant, this BMW E30 station wagon is up for auction
BMW’s 2024 5-Series is the eighth iteration of the iconic midsize sedan, but which of the eight was most innovative and important?
