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The types of cars deemed collectibles are diversifying, and so are collectors. “Our mantra is to get women in the left seat,” said the organizer of a coming Pebble Beach forum.

Sponsored Links The 2014 Corvette C7.R that was recently listed for sale at a dealership for nearly $1 million USD is now being sold via an online auction hosted by This Corvette C7.R chassis was the third manufactured by Pratt & Miller after the race car’s debut at the 2014 North American International Auto Show in Detroit. The team raced the car for two full seasons in the IMSA GTLM class and is the same chassis that Antonio Garcia, Jan Magnussen and Ryan Briscoe took victory in at the 24 Hours of Daytona and 12 Hours of Sebring in 2015. This is also the car that won its class at Long Be...

1967 Lamborghini 400 GT 2+2 Is Old-School Grand Touring Perfection 7 Feb 2021, 8:05 UTC · by 36 photos 120 examples later, the 400 GT followed suit with a larger engine and one more seat. Lamborghini produced 247 units through 1968 when the Islero was introduced, and this is one of those ultra-rare grand tourers with a V12 heart that beats to the tune of 320 horsepower at 6,500 rpm. Offered by Fantasy Junction with silver paintwork over tan leather for the interior, serial number 01174 is a mid-production 1967 model that was acquired by the current owner through RM Auctions four years ...

This 1956 Chevrolet Corvette "Dual-Quad Roadster" Is Absolutely Gorgeous 29 Dec 2020, 21:47 UTC · by 1956 was a year of many changes for the first-gen Corvette. The straight-six was dropped in favor of the small-block V8, the body was redesigned from the ground up, painted coves were introduced, the doors received roll-up windows, and the passenger seat could move fore and aft. 21 photos Only 3,467 units were produced that year, which makes the 1956 Corvette pretty darn collectible. Chassis number E56S003304 is one of the nicest survivors out there, a numbers-matching car optioned with...

This 2014 Corvette C7.R, chassis #003, has won the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona and the 12 Hours of Sebring. It has also raced at Le Mans and can be yours for $950,000. Following the departure of its manager last week, we covered Corvette Racing’s many exploits, so it should come as no surprise that any of its cars has won some significant race. But it’s still cool. This is one of just seven cars built over the five year span of the C7.R program’s lifetime. Moreover, the C7.R is also the last front-engine Corvette to compete in top-flight racing, having been replaced by the mid-engined C8....