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Kyle Matthews Auction Lot of the Day: A 1,100-Mile 1987 Shelby Lancer, Bid at $10,000 in a Market Priced on High-Mile Cars
Bring a Trailer’s live list is long on Porsches and Ferraris this week, and the lot with the…
A $125,000 Bid Couldn’t Move This GT2 Viper, and the Gap Is the Story
The most useful number in a reserve-not-met auction is rarely the high bid. It is the distance between…
Collector Car Market Brief: A $92.8M Vegas Record, an Alloy 275 GTB, and a DB5 With a DB6 Frame
Broad Arrow’s Las Vegas sale hit $92.8M with 76% sell-through, while RM Sotheby’s London paid £2.04M for an…
On an AE86 Corolla GT-S, the Listing Said Limited-Slip. The Axle Code Said Otherwise.
An AE86 Corolla GT-S carries a JT2AE88 VIN, an AE86 firewall stamp and a T282 or T283 axle…
GAA Classic Cars Offers a 5,000-Mile 2021 Ferrari 812 GTS With Red Carbon Fiber Accents
GAA Classic Cars is bringing a nearly new Ferrari flagship to its November sale in Greensboro, North Carolina,…
Miami Vice ’85 Inherits the Ferrari Daytona Spyder, and the Court Fight Behind It
Universal’s Miami Vice ’85 revives the Daytona Spyder era, when Crockett’s Ferrari was a fiberglass copy on a…
Today in Collector Car History: New York’s First Great Auto Show Opens, and Gasoline Finishes Last (Nov. 3, 1900)
On November 3, 1900, the Automobile Club of America opened what period-minded historians describe as the first large,…
Today in Collector Car History: Chrysler’s First Minivan Rolls Off the Line, and “Magic Wagon No. 1” Outlives the Joke (Nov. 2, 1983)
On November 2, 1983, Chrysler Chairman Lee Iacocca marked the start of production of the first Dodge Caravan…