The 1968-72 Pontiac GTO
It’s no stretch to call Pontiac’s GTO the single most important car of the muscle car era. Yes, there are varying opinions as to...
7 Blue-Chip American Classics At Monterey Auctions
While the Monterey Car Week auctions attract an enormous amount of European exotica—especially Ferraris—many bidders also pack their checkbooks and money orders to browse an...
The Cheapest V-12 Classics
One of the interesting things about the piston-driven, internal-combustion engine is the sheer variety of its packaging. There’s the number of cylinders, of course,...
The Best BMW M3
BMW could never have imagined the dynasty it would start when it built the first M3 back in the mid-1980s. So called because it...
Five Questions To Mark Leonard
Episode #8 Mark Leonard, Owner and Founder of Grand Prix Classics: Our new buyer’s guide series of short interviews with the most influential collectors...
Miura Mania At The 2024 Monterey Auctions
The words “supercar” and “Lamborghini” go hand in hand these days. The 1966-73 Miura is a big reason for that. It set the boutique...
The International Harvester Scout II
Ted Ornas, Chief Designer at International Harvester, got an open-ended directive from the company’s top brass in 1959. They wanted a go-anywhere vehicle, but...
Second Highest Ever Auction Sales In Monterey
Ferrari, Ferrari, Ferrari! Trends come and go but Ferrari remains timeless, again landing top spot amid the Monterey auctions. With eight of the top...
Pay The Pros For Repairs
The work life of Dave Kinney has been all about cars, but he has also a confession to fix what’s broken. Sure, he can...
Record-Breaking McLaren F1 For Sale Again
The world’s only brown-on-brown McLaren F1, which sold for a stunning $20,465,000 at auction in 2021, is up for sale once more. The three-seater...
This Ferrari Could Be 2023’s Most Expensive Car?!
The 2023 Monterey Car Week is less than a month away. The auction schedule is set, the catalogs are almost full, and plenty of...
Jaguar’s Most Underrated Designs
Jaguar built its reputation in a few ways. There were the race cars, yes, but Jaguar also sold sports cars that looked and performed...
