A 240Z Owned Since 1975 Proves the Odometer Is the Least Useful Number in the S30 Market
John Lloyd The lot title says 8,000 miles. The seller says 108,000. What is actually for sale on this 1971…
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Today in Collector Car History: The 1932 Pierce-Arrow Twelve’s Record Run at Bonneville
On September 18, 1932, on a graded loop of hard-packed salt west of Salt Lake City, a Pierce-Arrow…
The Jensen GTX Is the Prototype. The GTR Is the Real Test for Collectors
On September 4, Jensen International Automotive rolled out the Interceptor GTX, a track-only, supercharged V-8 prototype built to…
Matching Numbers on a C2 Corvette: The Originality Detail That Really Drives Value
“Numbers matching” is one of the most repeated phrases in the classic Corvette market, and also one of…
2026 Toyota GR Supra MkV Final Edition: Is It a Future Collector Car?
Toyota built its last GR Supra in the spring of 2026, closing out a seven-year run of the…
A 1971 Chevelle Just Listed as a ‘Survivor’ for $25,000. The Real Story Is the Word, Not the Car
A 1971 Chevrolet Chevelle has surfaced on eBay out of New Jersey, offered by a private seller asking…
Manufactured Scarcity: What a $125,400 Camaro ZL1 Collector’s Edition Actually Proves
Barrett-Jackson’s Las Vegas sale wrapped up last week with a 2024 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 Collector’s Edition crossing the…
Today in Collector Car History: ‘Little Red’ Met Its Only Surviving Shelby GT500 Sibling for the First Time, 5 Years Ago Today
Five years ago today, on September 16, 2021, Barrett-Jackson opened its inaugural Houston Auction with a reunion decades…
A 507-Kilometer Mercedes-AMG ONE Is Heading to Auction. Here’s What It’s Actually Worth.
Every so often an auction lot arrives that tests not just what one car is worth, but whether…
This K-1 Attack Isn’t Cheap Because It’s a Kit. It’s Cheap Because Nobody Wrote Down Who Built It.
A 2016 K-1 Attack on Bring a Trailer pairs an original Slovak design with a Honda VTEC four…