Porsche never sold a 928 convertible, so an American coachbuilder took a 1982 car and cut the roof off himself
With just 2,297 miles and 597 horsepower, this track-focused Ferrari shows how far the 458 Speciale’s value has climbed
Rare left-hand drive and a 356cc twin make this tiny Subaru Sambar van far stranger than its size suggests
For more than 40 years, this E21-generation 3-Series remained under the stewardship of its original owner
A championship-winning Cadillac racer with a V8 that has barely five hours on it is looking for a new owner
A California builder sawed the roof off a new BMW M4 to make a pickup, and it just sold for a surprising sum on Bring A Trailer
Believed to be one of five manual SVs, this brown Lamborghini is heading to auction but is off-limits to US buyers
This rare black Enzo got a Ferrari Classiche cert and an $80,000 service this year, but its mileage still leaves millions on the table
Collectors keep chasing the outgoing 991 GT2 RS, and one low-mile car just proved exactly how far they will go
Wearing a Ferrari red instead of Porsche silver, this low-mileage Carrera GT is heading to Monterey Car Week
With 15 miles in 22 years and a Jaguar-derived V8, this preserved Thunderbird Convertible is priced to tempt collectors
A Pajero Jr. restyled to look like a 1950s London taxi is among the strangest things Mitsubishi ever built
With 828 hp and 828 lb-ft of torque, the Gravity Grand Touring hits 60 mph in just 3.4 seconds
The last quad-turbo W16 Bugatti roadster is heading to Monterey, and the market wants far more than the car ever cost when new
With just 14,000 miles and a Momo sunset wrap, this 1999 Honda kei van is unlike anything a dealer could sell you today
Only a handful of these rebodied Carrera GTs ever reached America, and one of them is crossing the block this summer
After years of falling values, used electric vehicles are suddenly getting more expensive, with Tesla models posting some of the biggest gains, and Porsche’s ICE icon suffering badly
The McLaren P1 GT from Lanzante is fully street-legal, despite what its wild design may lead you to believe
